Legal Question in Consumer Law in West Virginia

Golf clubs through the mail!

Received phone call from golf club company in Calif. offered to send me free driver and putter if I would try out a set of fairway woods for them. I agreed. Had to let them apply charge to my credit card which would be returned if I did not want to purchase the fairway woods. I returned the woods but had hard hateful long time getting charges re-applied to my credit card and still did not get all back. My question, can I openly warn my friends and anyone else who reads it through the computer email system, or through personal contact, about this company, actually identifing them by name without any personal problems asrising? against me from said company?


Asked on 11/29/06, 1:00 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
David Anderson Anderson Business Law LLC

Re: Golf clubs through the mail!

As long as you truthfully state all elements of transaction (providing documentation, contract language etc.) you should have no problem. Have you considered going to BBB or FTC ? You may be better off. You won't ever be immune from getting sued, but if you stick to verifiable facts, you can lower your liability.

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Answered on 11/29/06, 4:29 pm


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