Services And Pricing

Public Advice

Public advice is free to anyone with a problem to post or a solution to provide. These cases are monitored by our arbitrators but are open to the public for problem solving. Anyone can post, all you need is an e-mail address. See examples...

Settle a Bet

Having trouble deciding who’s right? Let someone else decide. Our arbitrators have specialized skills and knowledge in a variety of fields as well as access to a diverse network of people who know where to look for the right answers. See examples...

Get Advice

Are you struggling through a tough situation? Frustrated? Confused? Try our advice! Our arbitrators are smart, thoughtful and have a wide variety of experiences to draw from. In addition to providing real advice for real situations, they also have access to great resources that can help you find the best help for your situation. See examples...

Two Party Dispute

A Two-Party Dispute can be a real-life dispute that may or may not involve the exchange of currency, a disagreement over material goods, intellectual property, or issues relating to accidental incidents. If this dispute concerns money changing hands, it must be an exchange between two non-commercial parties and should not exceed $5,000 in value. These disputes may be based on online or off-line occurences.

A Two-Party Dispute can involve an online situation where character or identity theft in involved, the ownership of cyber-material, the misrepresentation of cyber-products, or other situations where conflicts arise from online interaction. Online disputes over cyber property can involve the exchange of any value of online currency between two non-commercial parties. Make sure to have a read through 10 keys to good case submission before getting started. See examples...

Family Matters

Families are complicated. Let us help you find better ways to manage teenage angst, establish boundaries, and figure out who should empty the dishwasher. Peacedeals.org is a place to turn when there is nowhere else to turn. It's a way to air your dirty laundry without embarrassment, and it's a lifeline to people who’ve been through it all before. Here is a quick list of ways peacedeals.org can be used by families:

• Disputes related to the execution of Will and Estate property
• Decisions relating to separation and divorce
• Marital un-bliss
• Disputes relating to finances
• Chores and responsibilities
• Using a third party to establish fairness among siblings
• See more examples...

Bad Business

Bad Business cases include any transaction between two parties where at least one party is a commercial party. Parties are considered commercial entities if they consistently sell real-world or cyber products for financial gain. These businesses can be both cyber business and real-world entities.

Cases involving bad business include the misrepresentation of products, not receiving payment, product, or service, damaged goods, disputes over returns or exchanges, and any other business related dispute.

As in all cases, both parties must agree to the Terms of Services in order for a case to proceed.