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Posted by scott (24.166.35.102) on December 02, 2002 at 18:02:33:

In Reply to: more proof cc is open ended credit in california posted by scott on December 02, 2002 at 17:55:56:

We have seem Bear's examples of people counter sueing because the collector/attorney sued them for a SOL debt. Can any of these examples be used to counter?
California CIVIL CODE
SECTION 1788.10-1788.17

1788.10. No debt collector shall collect or attempt to collect a
consumer debt by means of the following conduct:
(e) The threat to any person that nonpayment of the consumer debt may result in the arrest of the debtor or the seizure, garnishment, attachment or sale of any property or the garnishment or attachment of wages of the debtor, unless such action is in fact contemplated by the debt collector and permitted by the law; or
(f) The threat to take any action against the debtor which is prohibited by this title.
prohibited by this title.
(would not the threat or actual filing when the end result would be judgement,garnishment,ect be against this code as by SOL law this debt is not collectable?)

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