Re: Sued by Asset Acceptance - Where should I start?

Posted by Keyser Soze (64.12.96.78) on November 12, 2003 at 23:21:43:

In Reply to: Sued by Asset Acceptance - Where should I start? posted by Brandon on November 12, 2003 at 00:51:07:

A Tutorial and WhyChat have said it well. If this is SOL you are in the clear. You need not ask for validation, dispute the debt completely, let them figure out what to do. Should they sue your defense is you disputed the debt. As a 'non-credit savvy' person the court will recognize this and inquire as to why the debt was not validated. If nothing else you did not 'fail to deny' the allegation thus making it harder for these scumbags to ply their slimy disingenous utterly crooked little excuse of a 'profession'. The court will recognize that you denied the debt in timely manner, this from personal observation.
File your answers with the court first, get your copies time stamped, mail answers to these slobs at your leisure. It's their puke picnic, let them eat it.
You need not know anything about the original account. Let them substantiate their claims. As long as you are sure you are past SOL they are sucking whisky bottles in alimentary fashion.
By claiming "Lack of Knowledge" in your answers you force these slobs to get to work. They hate that. They may just go away. If you can't produce your payment records showing SOL, not to worry. They'll file Interogatories on you, you file on them asking them to show when last payment was made. They won't. You win, they lose. Why? Because Rufie has made the fatal overeach toward Lady Avarice, his IPO may just be his undoing.
Bloodsausage in a tight collar, that's what the pictures tell us.

Pictorially,

Keyser Soze

"What do you two do, share make-up tips?"
- Det. Maxwell Hoover, "Mulholland Falls",
c. 1997, Lee Tomahori

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