On October 6, 2008, the Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs proposed new rules pertaining to the "Georgia Lemon Law Act" of 2008. A copy of the proposed new rules, a synopsis of the rules and the procedure for comment can be found here.
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I want information on Georgia's Lemon Law and the protections it provides me.
Do you have a sample complaint letter I can use to let a business know about my problem?
Many consumers across the State were affected when the Bill Heard dealerships closed. lf your trade-in was not paid off by the dealership, what should you do? Read our recently issued Consumer Alert for helpful information.
The Georgia Department of Labor warns that fraudulent checks, resembling State of
How will the upcoming changes to television broadcasting affect your television reception?
Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs launches new educational website to help consumers with decisions about major purchases and credit. Visit www.ConsumerEd.com.
Homeowners and builders take note: As of July 1, 2008 general contractors are required to be licensed by the Secretary of State’s Office. Read more about the requirements and how to verify whether a builder has a valid license.
Free foreclosure prevention counseling and information is available through the Homeownership Preservation Foundation. Call 1-888-995-HOPE or visit www.995hope.org. Consumers should also learn how to recognize and avoid foreclosure rescue scams.
Read OCA press releases and other consumer articles for helpful information.
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