Month: January 2014
CreditRage Uncut 1 Why I fight Debt Collectors
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I was reading "Read Their Mind: How To Hear What The Marketplace Wants And Build A Huge Business" by Sandi Krakowski. In her book she says that [...]
Sample Answer to a Credit Card Lawsuit
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Here is my answer to credit card lawsuits. sample answer
The first section that most people would call the header is called the styling. This section [...]
What to Do if You Get a Collection Letter – CreditRage Uncut 6
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Here is my introduction on what to do if you get a collection letter. Do not throw the letter away. It is important that you respond.
The essential [...]
Can Lawyers Testify in Court? CreditRage Uncut 7 – Trinsey v Pagliaro
Debt Collectors and Lawyers pull a lot of dirty tricks on consumers. One common trick to play on a consumer is to actually testify in court. Lawyers are either [...]
Where You Can Sue or Be Sued for Credit Debt – CreditRage Uncut 8
All, In this video I discuss where you can be sued and where you can sue debt collectors. I discuss jurisdiction and the proper court for you [...]
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 [...]
Free Legal Research Book for Normal People (Pro Se)
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Here is my first book and it is free until Tuesday 11/12/13! After that it is 99 cents.
This is my book about how to research federal cases using [...]
CreditRage -35- Who Pays the Cost of a Lawsuit?
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I feel like I am going back to my roots and releasing a new podcast!
This podcast has some road noise, so if that bothers you, please watch one of [...]
What to Do When The Defense Answers Your Lawsuit – CreditRage Uncut 11
In the 11 edition of CreditRage Uncut, I discuss 3 topics:
When you sue and the defense answers, what do you do? Do you answer their answer?
I discuss [...]
Who has the Right to Pull your Credit?
Who has the Right to Pull your Credit?
FCRA § 604 – 15 U.S.C. § 1681b(a)(3)(A)
PERMISSIBLE PURPOSE… Who Has the Right to Pull Your [...]