Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has accused an air conditioning and heating company of tricking elderly customers into buying expensive services and replacements they didn’t need, launching a Hillsborough Circuit trade regulation lawsuit Friday.

Moody’s predecessor Pam Bondi in June 2017 had reached a deal with Valrico-based Air Time Air Conditioning and Heating Inc. and its owner Anthony Gonzalez, who had agreed to pay $20,000 in restitution and $7,000 in attorney fees over allegations of unfair and deceptive business practices stretching back to April 2011.

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