Kismet
Brooklyn,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, April 04, 2007
I am in the same position...This happened to me last week. I spoke to a Samantha there, she was extremely rude. I gave her more info regarding my payroll info and work place, which I did stupidly because I thought it would be better to be honest. I am going to sit down with a lawyer next week though and see what he thinks. Let me know what goes on in your situation. As of now, I'm getting my checks mailed instead of deposited directly into the bank.
Steve [Not A Lawyer]
Bradenton,#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, April 03, 2007
Katy, I am sorry to hear that these lowlife stole your money, but you can get it back and also get paid for the damages they have caused you. If at all possible, for best results you should immediately get a lawyer who specializes in collections matters. The NACA is a good place to start. Take a look at Budhibbs com website for details. First, from both the courthouse and your bank, get every peice of paper that was filed in this matter. I can guarantee that they had to falsify something to get this done. When you find out what they falsified to get the garnishment against your account, immediately file a BAR ASSOCIATION complaint against them, as well as an FTC complaint online. Also notify the court of the fraudulent filing and speak to a prosecutor about filing criminal charges. It is a felony in most states to file false documents with the court. Any half decent lawyer can get your money back for you, but it will be cheaper if you do all of the legwork, as attorneys get paid by the hour! Good luck!!