Charged For Unprovided Services

Summary

In California, you shouldnt be charged for services not rendered, protected under the Consumer Legal Remedies Act (§1770(a)(5) and §1770(a)(19)). In New York, similar protections exist under General Business Law § 349 and § 350, which prohibit deceptive practices and false advertising. Consult a local legal professional for specific advice.

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California
Hello, based on the information you provided, it sounds like you're concerned about being charged for a service you didn't receive. In California, generally:
- You shouldn't be charged for services not rendered.
- You may have rights under California's Consumer Legal Remedies Act.

Could you please provide more details about the service and the entity charging you?
I was charged for service not provided ,where in the consumer rights does it say it’s illegal ?
Under the California Consumer Legal Remedies Act:
- Misrepresentation of services is a deceptive practice (§*(a)(*)).
- Charging for services not provided is considered unfair (§*(a)(*)).
Please consult with a legal professional for advice.
Does the same law apply in New York ?
In New York, similar consumer protection laws exist:
- Under General Business Law § *, deceptive acts or practices are unlawful.
- § * prohibits false advertising.
Consult with a New York-based legal professional for specific advice.
Can I get charged *% for service not provided in New York ?
In New York, you generally should not be charged for a service you did not receive. This falls under:
- General Business Law § *, deceptive practices are unlawful.
- § *, false advertising is prohibited.
Please consult a New York-based legal professional for specific advice.