Just had another call about Champion Windows, one of many we’ve had recently. The calls all center around the same basic issue: people have had Champion windows installed in the past and are now having problems with broken seals or other things. Champion is ghosting them. When we call, we can’t get anyone who will […]

Colton bought $1,100 in Amazon gift cards and recently made some purchases with them. Shortly after the purchases were submitted, the transactions were canceled and the credit balance was removed from his account. He said Amazon will only say that the action was taken “per terms and conditions” and if he disagrees, he needs to

Zach says his mom lives at Heather Gardens and the elevator in one of the three-story buildings has been out since Thanksgiving Day! He said many of the residents are too elderly to use the stairs and are trapped. We had one of our deputies reach out to the general manager who said the problem

Mike called because he is being hounded by a collector on a very old debt. By the way, in Colorado the statute of limitations on uncollected debt is 6-years. That means after 6-years creditors can no longer take you to court to get a judgement. Therefore, the old debt is “toothless” Beware of collectors who

Matthew hired Anthony York of AMG Custom Vinyl to do a vinyl wrap on his car. After paying a $1,000 deposit he said he didn’t like the vinyl material Anthony ordered so he wanted a refund. He said Anthony agreed to return his money. Matthew says he was tired of waiting for his refund so

Jen says she was the victim of domestic violence and suffers from mental illness. She says she enrolled in “The Better Living Program” in Denver, to get help. She said they were paid from her Medicaid. The rest of her story sounds unbelievable! Jen claims she was in a residential program and the residents in

Ryan bought a claw-foot bathtub from Walmart. They delivered a white tub, but he had ordered black. They made 2 more attempts to correct the problem, but the tubs were still white and were sent back. Now he is being charged for the wrong tub (still at his house) and the replacement tub, which was

Bree is transitioning from male to female and she got pre-approval for laser hair removal from Laser Away. Bree had it done by “Laser Away” and paid for it in full, out-of-pocket (around $3,000). Now United Healthcare will not pay the claim until Laser Away gives them a W9. Through our research we have found

Betty has lived in a mobile home park for 48-years. Under new ownership, they changed water meters. Betty’s meter was originally put under her entry stairs, so they wanted to charge her for installation. She refused and they threatened to evict her. She went to “Poverty Law” and they wrote trailer park management a letter

Carson did not have heat in his apartment. One of our experts hounded the management company to find out why Carson was being ignored. Shortly after our calls, the maintenance crew fixed the problem! By the way, under the laws of habitability, all tenants are entitled to heat! We let them know it. If this,