Lifetime Service Misrepresentation

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Misrepresentation of lifetime services as donations could be a breach of contract. Review terms, contact the company, and document communications. Consider filing a complaint with the Alabama Attorney Generals office. Consulting a lawyer may be beneficial.

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this service was cut off against the customer's will due to the customer trying to get their purchase, which was and still is labeled as lifetime but was denied.
It sounds like your friend might be dealing with a breach of contract issue. In Arkansas, they may have certain legal remedies available. Here are a few steps your friend could consider:
- Review the Terms and Conditions: Ensure the "lifetime" service is clearly defined.
- Contact the Company: Attempt to resolve the issue directly with the company.
- Documentation: Keep all records of communications and service promises.
- Consumer Protection: Consider filing a complaint with the Arkansas Attorney General's office.
Has your friend already tried contacting the company directly?
i think the state is alabama
Got it! If the state is Alabama, here are similar steps your friend could consider:
- Review the Terms and Conditions: Make sure the "lifetime" service is clearly defined.
- Contact the Company: Attempt to resolve the issue directly with the company.
- Documentation: Keep all records of communications and service promises.
- Consumer Protection: Consider filing a complaint with the Alabama Attorney General's office.
Has your friend tried contacting the company directly to resolve the issue?
this company says all purchases are "donations".
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It sounds like your friend could take legal action due to the misrepresentation of the purchase as "donations," especially if the services were advertised as "lifetime" and then terminated. Here are some steps your friend can consider:
- Review Terms and Conditions: Look for any mention of "lifetime" or "donations."
- Contact the Company: Try to resolve the issue directly.
- Documentation: Keep detailed records of all communications.
- Consumer Protection: File a complaint with the Alabama Attorney General's office.
Has your friend considered contacting a lawyer about this issue?
thank you
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Your friend seems to have a valid concern regarding the misrepresentation of "lifetime" services as "donations." It may be beneficial for them to consult with a lawyer to explore their options further. If they need assistance finding a lawyer, please let me know.
HYPOTHETICAL CASE Ato Gadisa Gari, who permanently resides in Gambella town, * kebele owns transportation vehicle. Ato Tola Jabessa, a driver of the car, killed a 50 year old man, ato Lakew Kumilachew who resides in Mattu Town violating traffic regulations on */*/* E.C at *:* local time in Bure town * kebele. Ato Lakew was a trader whose daily income was *,* ETB. The accident occurred while the deceased was crossing the road using Zebra. The deceased is survived by a physically impaired wife w/ro Dureti Bedasa and his sons Kaleab and Besufikad whose age is 10 years and 12 years respectively. The deceased was giving * ETB for his successors and wife monthly. His wife w/ro Dureti [whose age was 45 years at the time of the accident] becomes the guardian of the children. *. Prepare a criminal charge based on the given fact.
For the hypothetical case you provided, a criminal charge could be prepared based on the violation of traffic regulations resulting in the death of Ato Lakew Kumilachew. Here are key points for a criminal charge:
- Defendant: Ato Tola Jabessa
- Charge: Manslaughter due to negligent driving
- Details:
- The incident occurred on */*/* E.C at *:* local time in Bure town * kebele.
- Ato Tola Jabessa, while driving, violated traffic regulations by not yielding to a pedestrian at a zebra crossing.
- The deceased was a trader with a daily income of *,* ETB and provided financial support to his family.
- The surviving dependents include a physically impaired wife and two minor sons.
The charge should reflect the negligence and its impact on the surviving family members. If you need more specific information or legal guidance, consulting with a local lawyer experienced in Ethiopian traffic law is recommended.