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That sounds like a lot of work.
Wouldnt it just be easier to let them sue (for their 500 some odd dollars) and then counter sue for violating the FDCPA?
I have all the call logs from verizon as well as a copy of the letters I sent them in which I clearly tell them to cease all telephone communications. (they still call/leave messages at least 3-4 times a week)
I still dont understand if I can only sue them for up to $1000, or $1000 PER VIOLATION of the FDCPA. Either way I would still come out of court with $500 in my pocket, and the debt taken care off. (the other "debt" I have the notice of dismissal with prejudice)
is there something wrong with my logic?
I still have 4 finals to get out of the way so Im not trying to put all my effort into this, at least not yet. So dont interpret this as I dont care or im lazy or something lol.
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