The Better Business Bureau is a Scam in Itself

[sanantone]

Some old guy, who doesn't know very much about anything, wrote in another thread:


Maybe you should get back to the corporate office - tell them you're not satisfied with the dealer's offer - and let them know you're quite willing to sue, if they don't come around. Be sure to ask for / take names and info for service of documents on the company and ask if that's really what they want. If it is - oblige them. Litigation of that sort is pretty easy; I'm sure that's part of why it's such a popular remedy.

Who knows? If you're convincing enough, you might not even have to go that far, after all. But if you have to... fire away!

Johann

I told them I was considering hiring a lawyer and taking them to small claims court (well, now it's the Justice of the Peace in Texas). I already have a lawyer in mind in Austin who specializes in consumer protection and lemon laws. My case doesn't fall under Texas' lemon laws, but it does fall under consumer protection because of the false advertisement and failure to adhere to the terms of the warranty.