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Originally Posted by MADDOG
Thanks Truth4all.
NOW we need more proof (and I did see it alluded to in some of John Gliha's materials... he mentioned a certain case, as I recall, in his Winning the Collection Game...) of the collusion between the major CC issuing banks and their hand-picked arbitration companies, NAF, JAMS and AAA, whose main bread and butter are these CC customer arbitration cases - steamrollered through and decided in favor of the banks 98% of the time. They must only bother ruling against the banks 2% of the time because 100% would really seem suspicious.
It is exciting to see groups of outraged consumers rising up and mounting attacks on more than one front. This has been a long time coming, and public outrage is reaching critical mass. It always takes public outcry to affect meaningful change.
Truth4all - do you suppose the same letters you sent to the CEO of your CC issuing bank would work for the rest of us too - and make them wipe all traces of our accounts off the credit reports, etc? Did you upload sanitized versions of them to the members only section by any chance? =)
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I don't think there is a silver bullet that kills them off. I think form letters are the WORST way to go. They have seen them all and they know that, most likely, YOU don't undertand what you sent, so how could you possibly defend it? I think a form letter is almost a notice to them of a sitting duck. They aim and fire.
One shot usually does it for most.
I think digging through the laws and getting your education the hard way is the best way to go. Then you CAN write your OWN "NOTICES" and have the ability to defend your actions, should it become necessary.