Can I sue this company?
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I bought a product from an online store and they deducted more out of my account then they quoted me (I have to quote to prove it); now they ignore my calls and emails.
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You may have a claim for fraud against the company that deducted a larger amount from your account than you were quoted.
Since this is an online company, you will need a physical address for the company in order to file your lawsuit because the lawsuit will have to be served on (delivered to) the company. If the company does not have a physical address, the company may have an agent who can accept service of process (delivery of the lawsuit). The address of that agent will be necessary in order for a process server to serve the lawsuit on the company.
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