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TOP 10 FAQs
OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE

Business

Checking Business Backgrounds

Checking Business Backgrounds

I'm thinking of doing business with a company. How can I check on this company? Where can I go to see if there are complaints against the company?

Consumer Finances

Fixing Credit Reports

Fixing Credit Reports. There are errors on my credit report. How do I get them corrected?

Credit Counseling Agencies

Credit Counseling Agencies

I need help managing my debts and dealing with creditors. How do I find a credit counseling agency?

Collection Agencies

Collection Agencies

I'm being harassed by a collection agency. What can I do?

Unsolicited Calls, Faxes, Emails

Spam Emails

Spam Emails

I'm receiving unsolicited commercial emails. How can I get rid of SPAM mail?

Unwanted Commercial Faxes

Unwanted commerical faxes

I'm receiving unsolicited faxes from businesses. How can I make this stop?

If you have a consumer question or complaint . . .

  • Please review Attorney General's FAQs on this page and consumer info topics below. You may find your answer in the most frequently asked questions of the Attorney General's Office or the listed consumer topics.
  • Review online complaint referral tables. By taking this step, your complaint can get to the government agency that directly regulates the individuals or businesses about which you have a complaint.
  • Review ways to resolve your complaint. Consider your options. Remember, you must pursue remedies in your private dispute on your own. The Attorney General cannot provide you with legal advice or represent you in personal legal actions.

Companies using official-sounding names like “Tax Review,” “Tax Adjusters” and “Tax Reassessment” seek to scam homeowners who are worried about their property taxes and declining property values. They send misleading mailers that look like official government agency documents to trick you into sending them money to try to lower your property taxes. They also use addresses like “Regional Processing Center” to make you think the mail is coming from a government agency. Sometimes, they threaten to impose a late fee if you don’t send them money by a certain date.

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If you skipped TOP 10 FAQs on this page, you missed these topics:

  • Checking Business Backgrounds
  • Collection Agencies
  • Credit Counseling
  • Fixing Credit Reports
  • Internet Auctions
  • SPAM Email
  • Unsolicited Calls (Do Not Call)
  • Unsolicited Faxes

If you skipped More AG FAQs, you missed these topics:

  • Changing State Laws
  • Charities
  • Child Support
  • Civil Rights
  • Contractor/Builders
  • Criminal History/Fingerprinting
  • Immigration
  • Indian Gaming
  • Indian Gaming
  • Legal Opinions
  • Legal Services
  • Pardons
  • Public Utilities
  • Registered Sex Offender Info
  • Seller-Assisted Marketing
  • Victims of Crime
  • Wages/Work Conditions

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