I am not concerned about the deposit, I just want it cancelled. Should I send my cancellation via certified letter? Once they sign it, I could use that as my proof that I am cancelling? Or is there another step that I would need to complete?

 

I've also thought about calling after hours and leaving a message after sending the certified letter.

Certified would be the way to go. Leaving a message wouldn't help at all, they could claim they never received it. A better backup is to talk to a specific person and write who, what, why, when, about the conversation.

 

Edited January 17, 200521 yr by Texsox

Certified would be the way to go. Leaving a message wouldn't help at all, they could claim they never received it. A better backup is to talk to a specific person and write who, what, why, when, about the conversation.

 

 

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Dog Chapman is the best!  Never uses guns because he doesn't believe in them.  Almost never apprehends black people because "he thinks they get a raw deal from the justice system."  Aloha 

do you like daegs?

then dont smoke Ice, dont disrespect your parents, go to school, and pray to jesus

Lovin' the avatar Tex!

 

I figured the certified letter is the best bet, but just wanted to be certain.