Terms of Use

FeudFix is a software platform that provides dispute intelligence and guidance. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation, legal advice, or an attorney-client relationship. Nothing FeudFix produces is a substitute for advice from a qualified attorney licensed in your jurisdiction.

Your case analysis, drafted letters, and recommendations are generated with the help of artificial intelligence. AI can make mistakes, omit relevant facts, or misread a policy. Treat all output as a draft to verify, not as a final or authoritative answer.

You are responsible for reviewing and approving every piece of correspondence before it is sent on your behalf. Read each letter carefully, confirm the facts are correct, and make any edits you need before approving. FeudFix will not send correspondence you have not explicitly approved.

FeudFix cannot guarantee any particular dispute outcome, resolution, refund, or response from a company. Disputes depend on facts, company behavior, and circumstances outside FeudFix's control. Our analysis is guidance to help you act — not a promise of results.

You are responsible for the decisions you make based on FeudFix's output, including what to send, when to escalate, and whether to accept a settlement. If your dispute has significant financial or legal stakes, consider consulting a licensed attorney.

FeudFix sends correspondence under a FeudFix virtual email address on your behalf and clearly identifies itself as a software service. FeudFix does not impersonate you or any company, and does not represent that letters come directly from you or from the company. You authorize FeudFix to send the correspondence you have approved.

By approving and sending correspondence through FeudFix, you authorize FeudFix to transmit that approved content to the company on your behalf using the FeudFix virtual case email address, and to receive and store the company's replies on your case timeline.

Do not upload Social Security numbers, passwords, full bank or credit-card numbers, government ID numbers, or other sensitive information unless it is genuinely necessary to your dispute. See our Privacy Policy for how your information is handled.

By creating an account, you confirm that you have read and agreed to these Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy. Existing users who have not yet recorded acceptance will be asked to agree before their first paid action. You may decline by not using the service.

Questions about these terms? Reach us through the Contact page.