Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Georgia

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I went to a company for consultation on Llipo dissolve procedures. At the company's office I was told to apply for credit for the procedure. I did and was approved for $4,180 by Carecredit. No doctor talked to me on that day, just the office staff. I was reassured that after the procedure my skin would not be all wrinkled up and dangling. I insisted I wanted to see the doctor. After my second treatment, I was allowed to meet with the doctor who examined me and told me that I was not a right candidate for Lipo Disolve - told me I would have wrinkles. He suggested a tuck for me. They cancelled the treatment.

Now GE Money is reporting on my credit that I am past due by two months. The doctor's office is taking forever to give me back my credit for the $4,000.00. The doctor cancelled the the trea They say it takes 3 months to give back the credit and want me to keep paying GE Money $359.00 monthly.

Now they have sent me a non-disclosure form that is very restrictive to sign before I can get my credit. What am I to do?

The form prohibits me from suing them or discussing the situation with a third party, etc. If I sign it how can I ever repair my credit if I'm not allowed to tell my side of the story to the credit bu

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