Complaint Review: Wilber and Associates

In 2009 I was living in an RV in San Francisco. I left my vehical parked in the same place for more than 48 hours. An agency called Auto Return towed my vehicle. They contacted me and told me that I owed $3,200 in towing and storage fees. My lawyer struck a deal with them that they would drop the $3,200 if I signed the title over to Auto Return, which I did. I received a box of paperwork including vehicle transfer and release of liability forms. I kept the paper work for a year and then threw it away. About 6 months later, State Farm contacted me and said that the RV had been involved in a hit and run accident and the DMV identified me as the owner of the car and I was liable for damages. I told them I had signed the title over to Auto Return 18 months earlier and no longer lived in San Francisco. They told me I was responsible for the damages to the other car. I no longer had my release of liability form or any proof that I woned the vehicle. A few months later a company called "Wilber and Associates" contacted me and said they had a $4,000 judgement against me because I had been involved in a hit and run incident. I argued with them  I knew it was bullshit, but I couldn't prove it because I no longer had the release of liability documents on the RV. Over the next few months "Wilber and Associates" continued to harass me by phone and mail asking for $4,000. I told them I did not won the vehicle and I did not live in San Francisco, the city where the accident occured. I smelled a fraud. A few days ago, I contacted the law firm where my lawyer worked. The secretary sent me a copy of the release of liability form, proving that I no longer owned the vehicle. I faxed it to "Wilber and Associates." I do not think there was ever an accident and I think these people are predators who prey on innocent people. They should be in jail.