Legal Question in Consumer Law in Pennsylvania

Cancelling legal agreement
One month ago I signed the contract with Cellular One.
The contract clearly states services, price and responsibilities promised by Cellular One(I still have a copy). My first billing statement shows that at least two of the terms described by the contact are not met, and so my billing statement comes to 125$ instead of 35. At least four different people I know had the same problem, and it's not the first time they did this to me. So what it seems like is that it's not to be a computer mistake, but a regular business practice. Practice to avoid legal responsibility towards customers. What can I do about it? Can I complain at the state level? Can I sue them? How?

Asked on 2/29/00, 1:51 am

D Patrick Zimmerman Law Offices of D Patrick Zimmerman

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Re: Cancelling legal agreement

Contact the Attorney General'office on consumer protection in Harrisburg, Pa.

Answered on 3/10/00, 2:27 pm

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