3/20/12 complaint and declaration to the New Mexico attorney general

My client’s complaint, my declaration and the exhibits were delivered to the NM AG on 3/22/12.

On 3/29/12 the NM AG referred the complaint to dispute resolution staff

Asset Acceptance STILL reports to Experian as of today. Since my client has received nothing else from the AG, Asset probably doesn’t even know yet about the complaint.

The illegally charged INTEREST is an issue affecting many thousands of accounts sold to debt buyers by creditors such as Chase and Citi who do NOT charge interest after the accounts are charged off.

Since Citi does NOT report any account on my client’s credit, Exhibit 4 to my Declaration is the credit reporting from another client’s Citi account:

Citi does NOT charge interest after the account was charged off.

I have seen several lawsuits with debt buyers suing for interest NOT charged by the original creditors.

The consumer lawyers and regulators seem to be completely oblivious to this fraud.

It’s incredible to see how debt buyers have NO respect for the law and the truth. The Asset Acceptance extraordinary incompetence and unwillingness to resolve the issues to my client’s satisfaction is truly astounding.

We should send the complaint to the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as they now regulate debt buyers.

Asset faxed statement for AT&T Universal card – NOT Citi!

Today Asset faxed an AT&T Universal card statement without any comment or explanation: Here is the 4/28/11 “validation” Asset sent in response to my client’s dispute:

Asset Acceptance compliance department: no right to dispute

Last October I attempted to ensure that our publications here are accurate and that our deletion demand was received by the legal department.  I called the corporate number and was transferred to Mary Arraf.  After several failed attempts to email  the link to my post and the 8/24/11 deletion demand, I finally sent her a fax….

3rd time was NOT a charm!

Over the last 10 years I’ve had MANY clients with Asset Acceptance collections.  As they are a major junk debt buyer, that’s not surprising.  Twice I had dealings with their legal department.   The first time my client filed a lawsuit and I ended up talking to their attorney for a long time.  He was very…