Posted on January 3rd, 2011 by Christine
It is common practice for debt collectors to submit FALSE affidavits to the courts because most consumers do not appear in court and the debt buyers get default judgments. Most judges cheerfully sign the default judgments to clear the dockets. The courts love the money (filing fees) and NO work. Incredibly, nobody ever goes to [...]
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Filed under: collection, litigation
Posted on June 22nd, 2010 by Christine
It’s good to see the AARP take a stand against abusive and unfair collection practices. The collection industry is “concerned.” A Powerful Group Aligns Against the ARM Industry Posted by Patrick Lunsford insideARM.com on June 22, 2010 Last week, we ran a press release under the headline “NY Statewide Coalition Urges Legislature to Curb ARM [...]
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Filed under: collection, litigation, Lobbying
Posted on May 24th, 2010 by Christine
It may SEEM like Colorado consumers enjoy protection, but there is no mention of PROSECUTION in AG Suthers’ press release. No jail, no fine, no penalty, no restitution whatsoever. The harassed consumers got NOTHING? This type of enforcement is equivalent to a bank simply closing the account after a consumer fails to make payments and [...]
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Filed under: collection, Regulators
Posted on March 14th, 2010 by Christine
The transcript of a message left on a voice mail by Russell Malone with Mitchell N. Kay: Yes, this message is being left for [redacted]. [redacted], this is Russell Malone, law office of Mitchell N. Kay. I’m calling in regards to an outstanding claim filed in my office against you. Case number is [redacted]. I’ve [...]
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Posted on March 11th, 2010 by Christine
I just scanned this Full Report: The Economic Elite Vs. The People of the United States of America — an outstanding assessment of what’s going down and where we are today. … The Economic Elite have escalated their attack on US workers over the past few years; however, this attack began to build intensity in [...]
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Posted on March 9th, 2010 by Christine
You’ve probably seen the credit bureau investigation results with deletions of collections at credit repair sites along with claims of “proof” of their effectiveness. Of course ANYONE who sends out a few disputes of old accounts to credit bureaus is likely to get NUMEROUS deletions. Because collections are often reassigned or sold and many collectors [...]
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