We Almost Got Scammed
April 18, 2021
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as posted by the channelOn this weeks episode we have Craig Kimmel on the podcast. Craig talks about his multimillion dollar business suing companies that use robocalls and how you could potentially get up to $1500 per call. He also explains lemon law and how he used his love for cars to start one of the biggest lemon law firms in the country.
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