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Complaint Review: BOYAJIAN LAW OFFICES - Rutherford New Jersey
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BOYAJIAN LAW OFFICES
201 Route 17N. 5th Floor Rutherford, NJ Rutherford, 07070-2574 New Jersey, U.S.A.
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800-793-2354
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BOYAJIAN LAW OFFICES ripoff credit report they reported me triple times for the same bill Rutherford New Jersey
I received a letter from this company stating I owe for ambulance services dated four years ago. The charge is unbelievable, so I did a little investigating and found that on my credit report they reported me triple times for the same bill and that gave them their total of a grand. I then tried to call the law office regarding this matter and to my surprise the number doesn't work.
Little do they know I work for 7 attorneys I have enough knowledge to know enough that you must provide a bar number on your documents, none which they have provided. I came to this website and found some interesting things and I went on the BBB site and found more things. They will not be getting a penny from me until I have proof that in fact this is my bill.
Latoya
lutz, Florida
U.S.A.
Little do they know I work for 7 attorneys I have enough knowledge to know enough that you must provide a bar number on your documents, none which they have provided. I came to this website and found some interesting things and I went on the BBB site and found more things. They will not be getting a penny from me until I have proof that in fact this is my bill.
Latoya
lutz, Florida
U.S.A.
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Carl
El Cajon,California,
U.S.A.
Attorneys only have to disclose bar numbers on court filings.
#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, April 26, 2005
There is no legal requirement that an attorney disclose their bar number on anything other than documents related to a lawsuit such as court filings. In any event, you should do a couple of things. First, send the law office a certified letter under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act demanding proof of the debt and instructing them not to contact you. You can find plenty of samples by doing a Google search for "fair debt collection practices act dispute letter". Second, I would get a copy of your credit report from each of the 3 major credit report companies and dispute each charge in writing. Send the letters via certified mail. You can find sample letters by doing another Google search. If you have trouble finding either, perhaps one of the attorneys you work for can ghost write the letter for you. Good luck!
