Article: Most local communities have a chamber of commerce. This is an organization of the businesses in the community, which provides a variety of services for both the businesses as well as consumers in the area. You may wish to contact your local chamber of commerce to find out if they have a formal complaint process. In most states, the attorney general's office may contain a consumer affairs bureau or department. You should check your state's official website to find contact information for this office, and then contact them with the details of your complaint. The attorney general does not always get involved with individual complaints, but if your concern indicates a larger consumer problem, the attorney general may take legal action. For example, in Indiana, the attorney general website contains a link for you to file an online complaint directly to their office. The Massachusetts attorney general has a Consumer Advocacy and Response Division that accepts and responds to consumer complaints. Although you may not resolve your problem this way, you can warn other consumers and perhaps exert some pressure on the company. Post your concerns on Facebook or Twitter. You may also use a source like Yelp.com to post your complaint. If the amount of money involved is substantial, and you still have not received satisfactory treatment, you may wish to take legal action in court. For this, you should consult with a local attorney. An attorney can help you review the details of your case and determine if you have a valid claim that can be satisfied in court. An attorney can also help guide you through the legal process with drafting and filing a complaint, and taking the case to settlement or trial. If the amount is within a particular dollar amount, you may be able to file a complaint in small claims court. This is a division of your local trial court that has simplified procedures and generally easier paperwork. For information, you should contact the trial court in your county.
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Notify your local chamber of commerce. Contact the attorney general for your state. Post your concerns online or on social media. Take legal action in court.
Article: It's up to you! Musical Chairs. A Four of Clubs forces everyone to get up from the table, run around once and sit back down in their original spot. The last player to make it back to their spot draws a penalty card. Deuces. A Two requires everyone to touch their middle and index fingers to the table. The last player to do so draws a penalty card. Have a Nice Day. A seven requires the next player to draw a penalty card. Sevens can add up, requiring players to draw 2, 3, 4, etc. penalty cards when multiple 7's are played in a row. Whoever plays it must say "Have a (Very) (Very, Very) (etc.) Nice Day. Royalty. A King requires a player to say "All Hail the King (of spades)". A Queen requires the player to say "Neeumph" (Queen of Spades). Manners. A person must say "Thank You" when dealt a penalty card. Soap. Any cursing results in a penalty card. Holiday. A six requires a player to say "Merry Christmas". Jacks. A Jack allows a player to change suits (wild card). Spades. Spade cards must be named when played. Aces. Aces cause the next player to skip their turn. Reverse. An eight causes the turn order to reverse. Rhyme Fest. A nine causes the person who played it to say a word and all other players must say a rhyming word in turn without stating a previously said word. If a player says a non-rhyming word, takes too long to say a rhyming word, or says a previously stated word, he draws a penalty card. Chauncey. If two identical cards are played in succession, everyone must say "Chauncey". The last player to do so draws a penalty card. Diamonds. If any card with a suit of a diamond is played, the person who played it must say "Shine bright like a diamond". Change of Suit. If a person plays a card with a different suit, but the same letter or number as the previous card played (Thus changing the suit), then the person who played the card that would be changing the suit must knock once on the surface of which the game is being played on (Such as a table).
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Choose some or many of the following possibilities to form a part of your game.