As the wedding season rapidly approaches, New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman has issued tips to help couples in the state avoid deceptive and fraudulent practices by wedding service providers.
“Planning a wedding should be an enjoyable and exciting experience,” Schneiderman said in a news release. “Unfortunately, there are unscrupulous vendors out there eager to prey upon couples who may already be under a great deal of emotional and financial pressure. Couples planning a wedding should be armed with information that will help them recognize and avoid potential consumer scams.”
The attorney general issued the following tips for consumers who are hiring wedding vendors, such as photographers, videographers, and caterers:
The attorney general says he encourages consumers who suspect they may have been victimized by an unscrupulous wedding service provider to file a complaint with his office online or to call 1-800-771-7755.
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