Legal Question in Consumer Law in Wisconsin

Your best ally here may be your credit card company. However, you only have 60 days to dispute charges so make sure that you do this as soon as possible. If you can prove to them that it is a scam, they may reverse the charges and they have the legal ability to do that for a short period of time. Therefore you should locate as much information about the vendor/scammer as possible and furnish this to your credit card company as well. You have other options such as sewing the vender, but that may become too expensive to be worthwhile if only over $598. You may, however, be able to add claims for punitive damages in order to make the lawsuit more worthwhile if you can prove fraud or fair trade act violations. You should immediately consult with an experienced civil attorney who handles consumer issues as well. My comments in this online forum are offered for public educational purposes only and are not legal advice; I would therefore advise to consult with your own attorney as soon as possible regarding any future handling of your issue. They do they create any attorney/client relationship between us. However, I may be able to represent you if you contact my Racine office and make arrangements see me.