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Montana states:
Then when they cannot provide you with proof, you get a judgement against them and you collect what you are owed.
Maybe I'm missing something here guys, but is the point to state your injury(ies) in the conditional acceptance?
And if so, how does this help with obtaining a judgment as opposed to just sending them a conditional acceptance asking for proof without the injury claim?
In the end, the only way to make them go away is sue them or wait until they sue you and then bring up the fraud.
What am I missing here?
(Hi Montana, how's everything with you these days?)
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