Njgirl2009
Paramus,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, January 17, 2009
If you: have a judgement against you have paid pressler money at all then write a letter to the court that you received your summons and write (also include proof of payments.. even if it is computer printouts of your bank account with the debits ) : "I, __________, the judgment debtor in the above matter, am filing a written application asserting that the judgment has been satisfied in full. I am seeking an issuance of a Certificate of Satisfaction of Judgment. Enclosed is: Proof of payments "In cases where a judgment debtor has fully satisfied a judgment, but the clerk has not entered satisfaction on the record pursuant to R. 4:48-2(a) because either the party receiving full satisfaction has not given a warrant for satisfaction or no execution issued on the judgment has been returned fully paid, the judgment debtor may make written application to the clerk for the issuance of a certificate of satisfaction of judgment. Upon receipt of such written application along with proof of payment, the clerk shall send to the attorney for the judgment creditor or the judgment creditor, if pro se, a letter setting forth that the judgment debtor has filed a written application seeking the issuance of a certificate of satisfaction of judgment and that said certificate will be issued within 10 days, unless written objection is received by the clerk with a copy sent to the judgment debtor. The letter sent by the clerk shall include a copy of the written application and proof of payment filed by the judgment debtor. If no objection is received within 10 days from the date of the letter, the clerk shall issue the certificate of satisfaction of judgment to the judgment debtor and enter satisfaction on the record. If an objection is received, the clerk shall set the matter down for a hearing and notify all parties as to the date of the hearing." Thank you." BREATHE!! this can be over in a matter of 10 days!
Nikki
Coconut Creek,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, October 28, 2008
Be careful if you choose to stop paying them and this is why. Have you ever heard that when you make payments on an old debt that is outside the statute of limitation, you reset the clock? Forget that you owed Beneficial. You basically agreed to repay P&P $8000, at the rate of $50 per month. The courts may look at this as a current agreement, payable to P&P. If you stop making the payments, I believe the statute of limitations begins from the date of your last payment to P&P, not the date of your last payment to Beneficial. You basically entered into a new agreement with P&P when you began making your payments to them. Don't take my rebuttal to mean I'm on their side. They're nasty.
Stop3rdpartydebtcollectors
Linden,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, October 27, 2008
If there is a judgment against you, you will have to challenge this through a motion to show proof of claim. go here For more info http://www.geocities.com/presslerclub/http://www.geocities.com/presslerclub/ The place for victims of Pressler and Pressler and their collection company New Century Financial Services Collection Agencies Illegal Practices ~ New Jersey http://caipnj.blogspot.com/ STOP PRESSLER AND PRESSLER!! YOU CAN BEAT THEM!! THEY NEED 3 Pieces of Evidence..They Never Have!! The Original contract!! All Deeds of transfer between parties!! From The Original Creditor to Them!! WITH "YOUR" "SPECIFIC ACCOUNT NUMBER" AND INFORMATION ON IT! THE LAST "BILLING" STATEMENT FROM THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR!! --------------------- NOT THEIR "Certification" from their own computer system!! THEY DO NOT HAVE THESE!! YOU CAN BEAT THEM!! For more info http://www.geocities.com/presslerclub/http://www.geocities.com/presslerclub/ The place for victims of Pressler and Pressler and their collection company New Century Financial Services Collection Agencies Illegal Practices ~ New Jersey http://caipnj.blogspot.com/ The fact that the original debt was over 6 years old ment it had reached the statue of limitations,,, They had NO LEGAL RIGHT TO COLLECT ON THIS DEBT!! File a complaint with the state attorney general office on this also.. [email protected]