Legal Question in Consumer Law in Louisiana
I gave a verbal commitment to purchase a product from a company, if they sent me a bill in the mail. Between the time of committment and receiving the bill my financial situation changed and I could no longer afford the product. I called the number on the bill to contact them and left a message. They continued to send bill after bill I assumed that if I didn't pay they would get the hint and that would be that. I came home one day and the product was sitting at my front door. I don't have the money to return it and tried contacting them time after time with no avail sometimes even waiting hours on hold to speak to a person and not a machine again. Now they have turned me over to collections what should I do?
1 Answer from Attorneys
You should respond in writing to collection agency that you did not pay for nor request the product. You also could have refused the package without any cost to yourself.
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