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Georgia Consumer Protection Laws Consumer Complaints Protecting Georgia Consumers

The Georgia Department of Law’s Consumer Protection Division protects Georgia consumers and legitimate businesses from unfair and deceptive practices involving consumer transactions. We do this by investigating consumer complaints, monitoring the marketplace, taking enforcement action against violators of the law and through consumer education.

About Us Attorney General Chris Carr File a Complaint

If you believe a business has acted in an unfair, deceptive or unlawful way, you can submit a complaint to our office.   

Resolve Your Dispute Lemon Law

Have you had continuing problems with a vehicle you purchased new, leased new or registered new in Georgia? The Lemon Law provides a self-help process to help get eligible vehicles repaired, replaced or repurchased.

Learn how to file a Lemon Law complaint Price Gouging

The price gouging protections invoked by the State of Emergency for Continued Covid-19 Economic Recovery shall remain in effect until 11:59pm on November 27, 2021.

REPORT SUSPECTED PRICE GOUGING How Do I...? File a Complaint Check the reputation of a business Determine if my vehicle is eligible under the Lemon Law Get on the Do Not Call Registry Respond to a contact from the Consumer Protection Division Request a Speaker Pay Lemon Law fees Sign-up for Alerts

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Attorney General Chris Carr is joining with state charities regulators and the Federal Trade Commission to observe International Charity Fraud Awareness Week from Oct. 18-22. This is a coordinated campaign to help charities and consumers avoid charity fraud and promote wise giving.

“Far too often scam artists exploit the generosity of Georgia citizens by posing as legitimate charities in an effort to commit financial theft,” Carr warns. “It is important to understand the warning signs of a fraudulent charity and best practices for mitigating any potential harm if you were to encounter this type of scam. Our office is dedicated to pr

Read more October 04, 2021 Attorney General Carr Recognizes National Cyber Security Awareness Month

October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, and the Attorney General’s Office wants Georgians to know how to keep their sensitive information safe from cybercriminals.

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Download the “See Something, Send Something” App so you can easily report price gouging or suspicious or illegal activity in Georgia.

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