Robert
Rochester,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, May 24, 2008
YOU MUST SHOW UP IN COURT.... If you don't they will receive a judgment against you and you WILL owe the money. As was posted. Show up in court and tell the judge you do NOT owe this debt. DO NOT say that you have no recollection of the debt, but that you do not, now, nor have you ever, owed this money. Demand that AA show proof of the debt and this means something with your signature on it. Inform the judge they have never verified the debt. If you don't feel you can do this, get your fanny to a lawyer, ASAP.. Are they saying that just your wife owes the money?? Did they say when the debt was from? Also as posted DO NOT SPEAK TO THEM ON THE PHONE. MAIL, RETURN RECEIPT, ALL REQUESTS.
Michael
Raleigh,#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, May 23, 2008
Show up. Deny this debt is yours. Should be enough as AA probably has no proof whatsoever you owe this debt. If they produce some in house affidavit stating the debt is yours (it will be bogus), demand that the person signing this affidavit appear in court and state the basis by which he can make such a claim. AA will likely slink away.
Michael
Bountiful,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, May 23, 2008
This is typical of junk debt buyers (JDB). Harrass and intimade and when asked for proof of the debt the JDB gets louder. This should tell you that they have NOTHING. They filed in court hoping you would not show and get a default judgment. If you fight them they will probably cave. In the meantime, STAY OFF OF THE PHONE. Get everything is writing. Then go to budhibbs.com and debtorboards.com. These two websites have a mountain of info on how to deal with JDB, debt collectors, collection attorneys, etc. They also offer ways to fight back and actually collect money from THEM. Don't roll over and take it. Fight back!