Helping you get over the bad feeling you’ve been scammed by expressing your complaint clearly and professionally.

It all sounded so good at the time. The ads or telemarketer promised a product would make you big bucks for very little work. But the only big bucks you saw were the ones you paid to get the bogus product. And the work turned out to be a lot harder than you ever expected or worse, turned out to be impossible. Now you feel like a sap and wonder what your options are. Hey, don’t feel so bad; these things can happen to anyone, and with these Demand and Complaint Letters you can express your dissatisfaction and try to get your money back.

These letters are Microsoft® Word documents that can be adapted to a variety of get-rich-quick scams whether they involve buying and selling “distressed” real estate, a bogus internet product, a pyramid scheme or other offers that seemed to be a sure thing and turned out to be worthless. The letters are professionally worded and each consecutive document takes it up a notch to spur action. They even come with help for how to properly fill in the blanks and customize your letters.

When you’ve been scammed, take action and let these letters let the con artist know you’re mad as heck and not going to take it anymore.

10 LETTERS INCLUDED WILL ALLOW YOU TO:

• Returning Defective Merchandise: send back the bad product
• Polite Reminder to Send a Replacement: get the right product
• Requesting Your Money Back: ask for a refund
• More Urgent Request for Refund: emphasize that you still haven’t received your money back
• Threat of Action: alert scam artist you are going to take action
• Threat to Contact Credit Card Company: tell scammer you’re going to your credit card company for a refund
• Requesting Assistance from Credit Card Company: ask your credit card company for a refund
• Alerting the Better Business Bureau: warn other consumers about a scam
• Alerting the Federal Trade Commission and Your State Senator: take your complaint to a higher level
• Alerting the Attorney General and the State Corporation Commission in the Company’s State: try to get the government to go after the scam artist

TERMS AND CONDITIONS COVERED INCLUDE:

• details of the offer
• options you were offered that were not satisfied
• dates you contacted the company about getting a replacement
• how much you paid for the product
• what you did to make the product work
• when you can be reached for a hearing of your complaint
• notice that you did not receive the additional materials needed
• getting a refund from your credit card company
• how you were scammed, for the purpose of alerting other consumers and government agencies
• option of being included in a class-action suit against the scammer

Available as: downloadable letters collection

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