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This review panel explores critical consumer issues, including when you can sue in Small Claims Court and the implications of telephone slamming. It clarifies circumstances under which claims can be made and discusses the importance of written agreements when shopping for cell phone plans. Additionally, it explains the function of pre-paid phone cards, which allow long-distance calls. The discussion also introduces the term "dead zone," emphasizing potential service disruptions. Equip yourself with vital knowledge to navigate consumer rights effectively.
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Consumer Bowl Review Review Panel 4
In which of the following situations can you sue in Small Claims Court? • A) When your claim greater than $5,000 • B) When it is a criminal claim • C) when it is based on a contract, dispute with a landlord or property damage
Answer • C) when it is based on a contract, dispute with a landlord or property damage
What is telephone slamming? • A) When you hang up the phone quickly • B) When the telephone company switches your long distance phone service without your knowledge • C) When you authorize the phone company to switch your long distance service
Answer • B) When the telephone company switches your long distance phone service without your knowledge
Which of the following should you NOT do when shopping around for a cell phone plan/company? • A) see how each one differs from local plans for regular land lines • B) Check per-call surcharges • C) Make sure nothing is in writing
Answer • C) Make sure nothing is in writing
What do pre-paid phone cards allow you to do? • A) Call anywhere you want • B) Call only your own house • C) Make long distance phone calls
Answer • C) Make long distance phone calls
This term means that you may loose your call while talking, or service may be unavailable between towers • A) Danger zone • B) No Call zone • C) Dead zone
Answer • C) Dead zone