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It will absolutely get their attention and get your issue in front of a real person who will have the organizational power to fix it. A cheaper way to do the s
by tyoma 3y ago
It will absolutely get their attention and get your issue in front of a real person who will have the organizational power to fix it.
A cheaper way to do the same thing is to fedex a business letter written in formal english, citing dates and times you tried to resolve the situation and that your next step is to file a legal complaint.
It should be just as effective but it will save you the small claims filing fees.
- mthoms 3y agoLooks like they already did this, more or less. >I wrote a letter twice, and sent in the mail via postage, with tracking, which was delivered, to cancel my Ad services and provide a refund. No response however.
- tyingq 3y agoGoogle "demand letter template" so the letter has the look/feel/keywords that get it routed to the right people.
- jstarfish 3y agoForm letters happen to be one of ChatGPT's more-underrated areas of utility. "Write a legal demand letter to Facebook about..." Verify any addresses and don't let it cite law, but sometimes it can help articulate what your grievance even is better than you can (by putting a name to it in some cases). Aggrieved parties are seldom as coherent as they could be.
- jagtstronaut 3y agoThis is also a nice time to have a lawyer friend and ask if they can print it on their firm’s stationary.
- Kim_Bruning 3y agoThis definitely works (I just cut&pasted this post into 3.5 and it did a decent job)
- 300bps 3y agoI’ve actually had very good luck with filling out the small claims court document as if I’m suing the person and then mailing a copy of the document to them with a note that says, “Filing this on Monday unless I hear from you by xxx”.
- ElongatedMusket 3y agoI like this approach - will definitely try this (with FedEx signature delivery) in future!