Do the answers to&interrogatories have to signed under penalty of perjury?& If "they" won't sign anything under penalty of perjury, why should you?


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"They responded back with general mail delivery (not even certified) and most of the questions in the discovery they objected to answering- most of the time because they said the question was vague, or they were protecting their clients rights etc.& They answered nothing essentially except their name and address, and one of the questions asked if they had purchased the account from the original creditor and they answered no. "


Then you should asked them how the got the account.& They have a client, so what was the deal between them and the client? Maybe you should ask for the contract that they entered into with their client.


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