Rental Mold Scam Damages

Summary

If you believe you were sold a misrepresented product by Lowes Hardware that caused mold issues in your rental property, you may have a case for breach of warranty or deceptive trade practices under North Carolina law. Sellers must ensure products match their descriptions. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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Morganton,N.C.
I see that you're in Morganton, North Carolina, not South Carolina. Can you provide more details about the mold issue and how you believe it's a scam? Your rights as a tenant may vary by state.
A paint counter associate mis-sold flat water-based paint instead of latex semi-gloss paint then.
I understand your concern. It seems you believe the paint sold to you caused a mold issue. In North Carolina, a seller must generally ensure the product sold is as described. Let's clarify, did this happen in a rental property?
Lowes Hardware owes damages then.
It seems you believe you were sold a product by Lowes Hardware that didn't match its description, causing damages. In North Carolina:
- Sellers are obligated to ensure the product matches its description.
- If a product fails to meet this standard, you may be entitled to damages.
Have you contacted Lowes Hardware about this issue?
Yes.
It seems you're interested in seeking damages from Lowes Hardware due to a product issue. In North Carolina, you may have a case for a breach of warranty or deceptive trade practices. Consider consulting with a local attorney for personalized advice.