Steve [Not A Lawyer]
Bradenton,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, January 10, 2007
Shawn, You are dealing with a very amateur bunch here. They are attempting to do "skip tracing" and you are unlucky enough to have the same or similar name to the original debtor. However, you are dealing with monkeys here that only wished they had the IQ of a houseplant. Don't panic. They can't do anything to you. As long as they don't have your phone number here's what you do to play with them. I do this to these rejects all the time and it really pisses them off. Take that letter and write some really really foul comments on it out of sight from the address window. Then get the reply envelope and write "attn: payments" in the lower left hand corner, but do not put a stamp or return address on it. Then drop it in a big blue mailbox. Now, they get a postage due envelope that they have to go stand in line and pay postage to get. After all, they want that payment, right? You might as well waste some of their time and money too, and get a good laugh out of it.