Taking these guys to court is a waste of time and more money, since even
if they lose they won't pay. The Visa fraud unit is the best course,
since you're hitting them where it hurts the most. And the Nikon
approach is very good and clever, take away their ability to make money.
In fact, I'd bet if you called them and told them what you plan to do,
they might cough up a refund, perhaps 10-25% more than you paid.
Pam
Ryuji Suzuki wrote:
>...
>I don't know your exact situation, and I don't know about other states,
>but at least in Massachusetts, there is useful law like MGL Chapter 93A.
>You might want to check if there is anything like that you can use in
>your situation. At least in MA, it's a pretty simple matter for a lay
>person to use 93A as a vehicle to bring a case to a small claims court
>when an unfair business screws a consumer. Also, state's attorneys
>generals office should have some means of pursuing something against
>such business. You can probably find more info at your state's web site,
>but if not, ask your local legal expert for these options...
>...
>
Received on Sat Feb 18 16:02:28 2006
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