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Originally Posted by brainy
What she can do depends on where she lives. I mean, there are numerous organizations that can help. You're in the USA so for starters there's Consumer Affairs. She can also call 311, explain the situation and they'll take it from there. If they say there's nothing THEY can do, ask for information where she can get help. There are ALWAYS ways to get help! Don't let anyone say otherwise. She can contact the ABA (American Bar Association). Just go online for the number of your specific state. There are so many things that can be done.
The only thing really needed is foot power, determination and hard work to get things done.
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Thanks Brainy, you've been a real help, and I'll let her know all of this too! I knew that there had to be place that consumers could contact regarding these matters! She is way to nice at times. She is clearly upset by this.