Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Georgia

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
I have been waiting almost eight (8) weeks for Wells Fargo Home Mortgage in Duluth, Georgia, to issue a $500 credit to my Visa account. Since the refinancing transaction was voided in October 30, the company is supposed to return the $500 deposit given to allegedly �lock in the rate�. Telephone calls, email messages, placing the charge in dispute, submitting a formal complaint to the BBB, writing to Peter J Wissinger, CEO. . . all has been done and still nothing has happened. Do customers have any legal recourse to publicly expose companies like Wells Fargo for this type of ''bad faith'' conduct? I know that Consumer Affairs Small Claims handles this kind of complaints, but I want to know what other legal resources I may have to bring this kind of unfair business practices to a higher scale.

Asked on 12/26/02, 9:51 pm

Charles W. Field Charles W. Field, Attorney at Law

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Re: Wells Fargo Home Mortgage

Why don't you sue them in small claims court? You can download the forms at http://www.gwinnettcourts.com/

Answered on 12/27/02, 11:43 am

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