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Fluent Home has a track record of hard-to-reach customer service agents and an inability to cancel contracts, according to multiple past and present customers interviewed by CBC. Its practice of renewing contracts without approval has also caught the attention of investigators at Service Alberta.

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Pixabay PINEVILLE — A woman is suing Fluent Home for violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act and causing her damages. The Bank of Missouri, which is doing business as Fortiva Retail Credit, was also named as a defendant in the suit. Hilma Stover, an 80-year-old widow, was solicited on Oct. 12 by Larry Araiza, a salesman for Fluent Home, regarding a home security system and obtained a $40 activation fee from her, but did not provide her with any documentation, according to a complaint filed in Wyoming Circuit Court. Stover claims when the installer arrived, the work w...