<prompt> Human: My sister fell victim to a high pressure sale on a vacuum cleaner, I guess he was at her house for six hours, and now she is stuck with this huge bill she cannot afford. She is on a fixed income because she is disabled and she is not good with finances obviously, is there anything that can be done to help the situation? I dont believe the vacuum has ever been used. I havent the slightest idea how that bill is so large, she pays about 150 a month on it. Any ideas? She doesnt even want it.Assistant: Wow, I didnt know these types of salesmen even existed anymore! Thats some high pressure sales tactic if it took them 6 hours...Unfortunately, theres not much she can do other than sell the vacuum and get a tiny bit of help from the sale of that. Note that I highly doubt anyone will pay 4K for a vacuum, but a little is better than nothing.I suppose its wishful thinking to even think that theres a return clause?Human: I had no idea either! That blew my mind. I dont know if there is any way to maybe get the BBB involved or a credit relief agency, or anybody because ethically its horrible and it blows my mind that this sort of salescam can occur legally.  <response>: BBB is a show pony. They exist to steal money from companies and make users feel heard. Contact the police or Kirby directly if you fall into their scam categories. 