Stu
Cortland,#2Author of original report
Wed, August 08, 2007
As I suspected, after months of messing with them, they still won't send any proof. I sent my information to you so you can give it to your lawyer. Let's get this ball rolling. I thoroughly despise banks that deal fraudulently. Makes me wish certain things were legal because "that" would be much more fun. To anyone else who has to deal with these scum... join the fight. We cannot allow this crap, the banks (and lawyer firms) that pull it to continue. Oh, and I wouldn't bother complaining to any consumer agencies, either state or locally nor to the FTC because they will do NOTHING about it except shoot off their mouths. Trust me, I tried many months ago. In the meantime I got my employer to start paying me under the table and signed over my SUV and house to my son until this gets taken care of.
Curtis
Dequincy,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, August 03, 2007
Goldman And Warshaw has done the same thing to me. Served me at an old address in New Jersey when they were made aware by certified mail I lived in Louisianna. There was a default judgement before I ever found out what they had done. I have an attorney that I am using to fix this and will be filing a bar complaint. It would be most useful if I could get a file # from your case and county so that I may forward to my lawyer. There is probably an option for class action here and just to let you know David B Warshaw has been diciplined by the bar before. X-99-098E C WARSHAW, DAVID B 11/17/1999 1.7, 1.12 MOR Email me [email protected]. Group effort is the only way to deter Mr. Warshaw from his successful ventures. The spanking must cause more pain and be greater than the reward or he will never be stopped. In my case I actually have court documents proving he was served with a correct address. If someone else does as well this will embarass the judge who signed the orders for him and make he or she take a second look before signing defaults for this firm. Email your case number and county please. I am not an attorney but I do have one currently under retainer specifically against Mr. Warshaw. I am very serious and will help back a filing against this firm but I have to have information. I don't want sensitive information just a case number and county.
Nnn
DUTCHESS COUNTY,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, July 25, 2007
I HAD THE SAME EXPERIENCE WITH GOLDMAN AND WARSHAW AND BANK OF AMERICA. CAN YOU PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT ACTIONS DID YOU TAKE IF ANY? AND WHAT WERE THE RESULTS. PLEASE REPLY
Steve [Not A Lawyer]
Bradenton,#5Consumer Suggestion
Fri, January 05, 2007
John, There is no signature required on the service of a summons. I have been served many times in many states and not once did they ever ask for my signature. However, this is not the point. I guarantee they engaged in "sewer service" as I described above. It is the oldest scam in the collections business. It is how they get quick default judgements when they know their case has no merit. If you take the time to get every piece of paper filed, I bet you will find several items falsified and/or inaccurate. This alone will get it vacated. Then you sue and file bar association complaints. After all, the debt was not yours, right? That's the major point here.
John
Califon,#6Consumer Comment
Thu, January 04, 2007
The person who allegedly signed for the summons is now a matter of court record as per the judgment. Go to the court and ask to see all relevant paperwork in relation to the case. You will find the siganture of who signed for it on there-if anyone did-as well as if they tried to forge your signature. You will also find out if it indeed was given to anyone at all-if not, the whole unopened envelope will be there. You may get enough evidence to vacate the judgment but you'd have to consult an attorney to be sure.
Stu
Cortland,#7Author of original report
Thu, January 04, 2007
they never validated the debt and will not answer me. I have emailed Bank of America everyday now, telling them their scumbag attorneys, Goldman and Warshaw, specifically Jeffery Perrella in Pinebrook NJ will not answer me. As I saidd before, I was never served. The processor claimed to have served a blonde haired relative in my stead, at my address, but there is no one here who is blonde! I'm just amazed at how the laws are set u-p to benefit these scum and not the consumers. It's all about the money and how to rip us off. I for one don't intend on standing in the sidelines any longer. These scum are going to pay for messing with me and my family.
Stu
Cortland,#8Author of original report
Thu, January 04, 2007
they never validated the debt and will not answer me. I have emailed Bank of America everyday now, telling them their scumbag attorneys, Goldman and Warshaw, specifically Jeffery Perrella in Pinebrook NJ will not answer me. As I saidd before, I was never served. The processor claimed to have served a blonde haired relative in my stead, at my address, but there is no one here who is blonde! I'm just amazed at how the laws are set u-p to benefit these scum and not the consumers. It's all about the money and how to rip us off. I for one don't intend on standing in the sidelines any longer. These scum are going to pay for messing with me and my family.
Stu
Cortland,#9Author of original report
Thu, January 04, 2007
they never validated the debt and will not answer me. I have emailed Bank of America everyday now, telling them their scumbag attorneys, Goldman and Warshaw, specifically Jeffery Perrella in Pinebrook NJ will not answer me. As I saidd before, I was never served. The processor claimed to have served a blonde haired relative in my stead, at my address, but there is no one here who is blonde! I'm just amazed at how the laws are set u-p to benefit these scum and not the consumers. It's all about the money and how to rip us off. I for one don't intend on standing in the sidelines any longer. These scum are going to pay for messing with me and my family.
Jamie
Midlothian,#10Consumer Comment
Wed, January 03, 2007
Like the other 2 responses I would bet this is from a bank or company that Bank of America acquired.
Steve [Not A Lawyer]
Bradenton,#11Consumer Suggestion
Wed, January 03, 2007
Brad, Get every piece of paper that was filed to support that judgement, including proof of service of the original summons. Did you ever default on any type of credit card or loan with any other bank? I ask this as BofA has bought up several other banks in the past few years. Common practice by these lowlife who call themselves lawyers is to knowingly serve an old address of yours where they know you will not respond. This is fraud. file a Bar Association complaint on the lawyers right away, and then get a lawyer to file a motion to vacate the judgement. If they never attempted collections prior to filing the lawsuit, it is easy to get tossed as they never gave you an opportunity to respond, and seek validation, but they know this already and is the reason they did it this way. You have a right to sue.
John
Roseville,#12Consumer Suggestion
Tue, January 02, 2007
Your posting was very vague as to the actual debt. I can't help but wonder if the original creditor was originally a MBNA account or some other company that has been taken over by B of A.