Stuart
E. Windsor,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, May 21, 2009
I've reported that Pressler lied to me and about me. Since their lie was done by mail, I'm reporting mail fraud to the Post Office, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and any other appropriate agencies (BTW my lawyer says I'm "judgement proof").
Stuart
E. Windsor,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, April 27, 2009
Melinda, Try contacting Legal Services.
Stuart
E. Windsor,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, April 20, 2009
Pressler and Pressler, with their stooge New Century Financial, isn't a true collection agency. What they do is get ahold of debt that have arisen through other companies which, in effect, means that Pressler is an investment company who buy debt for pennies on the dollar so if you're feeling sorry for Pressler, don't. It's ludicrous that an investment company can threaten to jail someone for their own pure profit (frequently Pressler gets ahold of fictional debt which was either cleaned up a long time ago or was erroneously charged to a person that never should have been). Pressler made the decision to pick up the debt without a gun held to their head, so why are they given the right (through a rubberstamping judge) to jail someone? This needs to be corrected through the legislature (incidentally, Pressler, I'm awaiting your proof of debt). Stuart
Stuart
E. Windsor,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, April 19, 2009
I live in Mercer County. Pressler filed a motion hearing to which I had to attend on 3/27/2009. I attended on 3/27 (and Pressler didn't) and was given an information subpoena to fill out (I mailed it in by certified mail). Pressler claims I didn't attend (the court clerk, Chris, says he doesn't keep records on who attends) and got a judge to rubberstamp an order to arrest me if I don't respond to the information subpoena (which I already did). It's apparent that Pressler is harassing me in order to intimidate me, but that won't work for them and I've referred this to my lawyer (BTW no collection agency can legally go after retirement income including Social Security and pension). I hope the Attorney General runs Pressler out of this state (I understand their stupid collection agency, New Century Financial Services, isn't bonded to conduct business in NJ; I also understand that Pressler and New Century are affiliated and that New Century went bankrupt). Melinda, if you haven't done so, get proof of debt from Pressler (who are "F" rated by the BBB who are very reluctant to negatively rate businesses). I wish you the best, Stuart