Hi guys/gals. An affiliate company recently sent me a check that was $2,200 less than expected. It was going to be about $2,800, but since they needed to "review the leads for fraud" They took their sweet *** time getting the check sent to me, and I come to find out its $560. Now, I am in the incentive world, and I know there can be quite a bit of fraud that goes on, but I have NEVER heard of someone losing this kind of money from fraud. Thats over 4/5 of the leads "fraud". Is taking this company to court a good idea, and what are the odds I can come out on top? I have asked to see the actual info sent from their affiliates to them, regarding the fraud. If they cannot provide it, is going to court something that is reasonable? Thanks in advance everyone.
Generally the "best" lawyers are the ones who help their clients resolve issues without going to court. Your odds of coming out on top is dependent on any and all facts presented before the one mediating the dispute. Unfortunately you can't force anyone to do anything for you unless it reaches that point.