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Generally, a consumer credit transaction is any loan, lease, or sale under $25,000 primarily made for a personal, family, or household purpose on which a finance charge is or may be assessed or is payable in more than four installments. For a complete definition and exclusions from the definition, see Wis. Stat.

For claims under the WCADC, pursuant to Wisconsin Statutes § 425.307, any lawsuit brought by a consumer to enforce rights pursuant to the WCADC must be started within one year after the date of the last violation of the WCADC, two years after consummation of the agreement or one year after the last payment, whichever ...

Unfair and Deceptive Business Practices The Fraudulent Representations Law (Wisconsin Statutes section 100.18) broadly prohibits advertising or sales claims that are "untrue, deceptive or misleading."

Generally, a consumer credit transaction is any loan, lease, or sale under $25,000 primarily made for a personal, family, or household purpose on which a finance charge is or may be assessed or is payable in more than four installments. For a complete definition and exclusions from the definition, see Wis. Stat. Ch.

The Consumer Protection and Antitrust Unit at DOJ primarily litigates cases referred by other state agencies. If you have questions about a case or believe you may have information or a complaint related to a case handled by DOJ, please contact the Consumer Protection Hotline at 1-800-998-0700 or (608) 266-1852.

Dear [Contact person or Customer Service Manager], On [date], I bought a [name of goods purchased, model number etc.] at [location and other details of the transaction]. I am disappointed because your [name of goods purchased, etc.] has not performed as it should, [was faulty, etc.]