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Nickwatson

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Q: How to Sue a Chinese company??

14 years 38 weeks ago in General - China

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xerxes

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Suing......... is there any law about it untill now over here in china. but if you are going for suing option you have to get a lawyer first and i hope he is not liar can really be useful and helpful in this matter and remember to have alot of bucks for it.

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sunilsah2050

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yeah// i really want to sue china mobile ..
they send me atleast five SMS(with advertisement contents) everyday

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