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Collectors Using Affadavits – CreditRage Uncut 9
It is common for debt collectors to use affidavits when they are suing you or being sued by you. They can seem like a trump card when the debt collectors play [...]
Supreme Court Chimes in on Your Right To Travel
All,
As you know that collection issues, credit issues and driving issues are dear to my heart.
I received a document on your right to travel. As you may [...]
CreditRage -28- Steve's Story Continued – Summons
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This is the continuation of Steve's story involving Farrell & Seldin and Midland Funding.
As it turns out, Steve decided not to fight the case and [...]
CreditRage -27- Steve vs. Farrell & Seldin with Midland
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Here is Steve's story with Farrell & Seldin. I constantly mispronounce Seldin's name during this podcast. That is not out of disrespect. It is out [...]
CreditRage -25- Judgement Proof
This is a super brief podcast about being judgement proof. What does that mean? When should you consider this into your situation?
The term judgement proof [...]
CreditRage -24- How to Stop Collection Agencies
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I often get asked what to do to stop collection agencies.
While that is not a question you can answer with a simple answer, on this podcast, I try [...]
Case Law: Palmer v. Hoffman: hearsay exception for business records
Similar to the LVNV case from yesterday's post, here is the case that was used by Mastaw.
This is a Supreme Court ruling.
In summary:
"In short, it is [...]
CreditRage -12- The Pros and Cons of Hiring a FDCPA Lawyer
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In this episode of CreditRage I discuss my thoughts on hiring a FDCPA lawyer. As you can tell, I am generally anti-lawyer.
Also, I have done some [...]
Inquiries Question from Shawn in Wyoming – Inquiries FCRA
He is a question that was emailed to me last night:
I have several third party debt collectors and dirtbag attorneys who have made inquiries in some of my [...]
CreditRage -11- Are we embellishing our results?
There is a lot of collection industry chatter about Pro Se lawsuits involving consumer law. There seems to be a industry line that settlements are much [...]