Unloading the Authorities on debt collectors which violate laws - Page 2

getthenusewisdom · #11 06-26-2007, 05:13 PM

this collection agency DID NOT serve me notice on bank levy I had no idea where they came from but my bank account was just withdrawn by them and they stated they will keep the levy on until the 9,000.00 is paid off. I know it can't be legal, however, I'm unsure how to go about addressing this. Any suggestion? direction? file to research/review? forms?
Thanks

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Originally Posted by getthenusewisdom

this collection agency did serve me notice on bank levy I had no idea where they came from but my bank account was just withdrawn by them and they stated they will keep the levy on until the 9,000.00 is paid off. I know it can't be legal, however, I'm unsure how to go about addressing this. Any suggestion? direction? file to research/review? forms?
Thanks

Sharing Lights · #12 06-26-2007, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by getthenusewisdom

this collection agency DID NOT serve me notice on bank levy I had no idea where they came from but my bank account was just withdrawn by them and they stated they will keep the levy on until the 9,000.00 is paid off. I know it can't be legal, however, I'm unsure how to go about addressing this. Any suggestion? direction? file to research/review? forms?
Thanks

Let's trace the steps.

Please share that which can so that give enough
for us to know what transpired?

Then, we can find the Remedy.

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1. Were you served the court's Summons?

2. Did you put an Answer?

3. Was there a Trial or Summary Judgment attended by you or defaulted?

4. Were you served the judge's decision?

5. Did you receive the extortion letters from Malen?

6. Do you, still, have them?

7. Anything else that may be useful on your part?

mrg · #13 06-26-2007, 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by mrg

This was attached to a Notice to Cease and Desist Prior to Validation, Copywrite Infringement Notice and Notice of Claim for Damages in the Amount of $10,000.

All of my correspondence with bottomfeeders gets CC'd to The Attorney General (Lisa Madigan) and the Auditor General.

It all goes certified mail, to all parties, and all the certified numbers are all typed on the documents.

All of my work is done to look as professional as possible.

The envelopes have printed addresses, and the certified mail green cards are printed, not handwritten.

I think Lisa Madigan will be very interested in this one.

Her office has been very helpful.

Sharing Lights · #14 06-27-2007, 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by mrg

All of my correspondence with bottomfeeders gets CC'd to The Attorney General (Lisa Madigan) and the Auditor General.

It all goes certified mail, to all parties, and all the certified numbers are all typed on the documents.

All of my work is done to look as professional as possible.

The envelopes have printed addresses, and the certified mail green cards are printed, not handwritten.

I think Lisa Madigan will be very interested in this one.

Her office has been very helpful.

I wish all to learn from those who have
the experience, trying to arrive to what works
better - as close to that as possible.

Sharing Lights · #15 06-30-2007, 07:51 PM

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I am always Happy for those who do
good research and find amazing links.

The member - Leatherlips found such and I,
just, have to refer to it.

I found a few key phrases there that would help
many of us.

On that later, meanwhile the link and thank you Leatherlips:

http://www.suijuris.net/forum/court/...tml#post114565

reposted from

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http://www.suijuris.net/forum/banks-...tml#post114886

Post# 2259

for greater exposure due to importance.

mrg · #16 06-30-2007, 09:56 PM

leatherlips is a really good one!

Sharing Lights · #17 09-25-2007, 05:57 PM

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SL: I am not endorsing anyone here.

I was asked of Cohen & Slamowitz classactioin.

That what I found out.

It appears that this lawyer is handling it.

The way it is posted, it looks like he won.

If your venue is a lawyer, then ask the one who
claims a win.

My opinion is that lawyers get almost all of the
proceeds from class action, leaving a Consumer -
the actual victim about $1,000 bucks.

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I would have done the following:

1. get all the copies of the whole, wining case;

2. study it;

3. apply that which worked to my case;

4. combine personal matrixes with the wining ones;

5. post that I search for those who like to join;

6. once have, at least, three Consumers who shared
their abuse on record or that have solid proof,
then, proceed in the Federal Court in combined action;

7. It is up to us to win, but, we would become much
stronger anyway and would help other Consumers,
in the process;

8. When other lawyers do that for you, you remain
weak, passive and, maybe with a $1,000 but don't
forget paying upfront retainer to a lawyer;

9. Sometimes, the case is taken on contingency basis
(pay when win) but how many lawyers do you
need to call and search?

10. You do 1-9 when have deep desire and ability
to stay the course, otherwise, it is simpler to involve a lawyer.

Just my opinion.

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SL: I listed him because it appears that he represents
Consumers' Rights and his mindset has to be a bit more humane than representing anyone who pays.

Specialty means a lot.

Yet, I do not know him and have not had
personal reviews shared with me.

Please post here if he agrees to take
your case on contingency basis -
that would say a lot about his
confidence to win and decency toward you.

Testing waters is fine.

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On the other hand, let's invent or re-invent
a semi-maxim:

Testing waters is fine - tasting wine is better!
What can I do? Comes out naturally. (:

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Sharing Lights · #18 09-26-2007, 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by getthenusewisdom

this collection agency did serve me notice on bank levy I had no idea where they came from but my bank account was just withdrawn by them and they stated they will keep the levy on until the 9,000.00 is paid off. I know it can't be legal, however, I'm unsure how to go about addressing this. Any suggestion? direction? file to research/review? forms?
Thanks

Check your, local State's court under your name.
Get the index number and court certify all
documents in the file.

Could you update if did it?

I am dealing with Malen now for someone
they abused.

Any info on theses scumbags by anyone is helpful!

cym · #19 04-16-2008, 08:09 AM

I need to know if you got a collecting letter from the DC and did not respond to it before the 30 days, can you still send then a VOD?

mrg · #20 04-16-2008, 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by cym

I need to know if you got a collecting letter from the DC and did not respond to it before the 30 days, can you still send then a VOD?

What is to stop you?