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EAX - "Tony" wrote in messagenews:cnrnik$onu@library1.airnews.net... Our town was hit very hard by Hurricane Ivan. Since that time thecommunity has done well handling things, but there has been some innappropriate profiteering by some companies. It seems like this lawn company is one of those companies. Several residents who use their service got bills for "hurricane cleanup"--the only problem was that in each case the residents had done the cleanup themselves. These bills were outrageously high, and this special work was not approved in advance. Many people will probably file complaints with the BBB just to get this on the company's record. Is there anything else anyone can recommend as faras a way to handle this situation?YES! Contact the Dept of Financial Services post haste! They control pricegouging as a result of the hurricane situation in Florida. They treat thisoffense _very_ seriously! You can also contact the Florida Attorney Generalwho can investigate the situation. Make sure they know about the creditreporting situation as well.You _need_ to do this in order to send a _clear_ message to people who areout to steal a buck at someone else's misfortune due to a disaster. If whatyou say is correct, I have no doubt the lawn service will be dealt withseverely.You can also dispute the charges with the credit bureaus. Point out to themthat you are located in a disaster area and have been "price gouged" by thislawn service and that there was no contract to provide the service youmentioned.But I have a question... an entire community hired a lawn service and paidfor the service with many peoples money and never obtained a contract? Itsounds like there was a contract for this and that the lawn service many beapplying this contract to the other service they rendered in the area. Itwould be a good idea to review _any_ contract with this lawn service to seeif it addresses the situation.
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