Nathan
Milwaukee,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sun, March 16, 2008
Do not fall for their tricks. I would file a complaint with your state attorney generals office. Also I would goto Debtorboards.com and find out how to record the conversations. Then get a NACA attorney on a contingency basis and sue Anyone out there that reads this. Debtorboards.com has all sorts of information----free. They even have a few attorney's that answer questions. try it ---they have information on the FDCPA and how to spot violations etc. There is a wealth of information. Good Luck to all ======================== ======================== NOTICE! ___________________________________________ ---IMPORTANT File your Rip-off Report now--- FYI, Attorneys General nationwide, FTC, SEC, FBI, US Postal Inspectors, Homeland Security, US Justice Department and most other Authorities Including Government Authorities in more than a dozen other countries and Local & National News Media all view Rip-off Report,.. We'll put YOU in contact with them if you want them to help further your cause, YOU make that choice when you sign into your Rip-off Report account.. It is important to file with the authorities, but, consumers and other authorities never get to see what consumers filed with any other agency not even the BBB! All they do is suck in your info and no one else gets to see it. That is why it is important to ALSO file with us here at Rip-off Report. Your filed Rip-off Report will more than likely be prominent on the search engines. Lawyers sue us all the time to remove them, but we NEVER do! All other independent consumer websites remove claims made by victims when they are sent a letter from the Reported businesses lawyers.. WE DO NOT. Lawyers read Rip-off Report too, those attorneys interested in helping your situation or if a Class Action Lawsuit is being filed, Rip-off Report will contact YOU with their contact information. We don't give out your info!