Re: Getting sued by JBC

Posted by Doubtful (65.162.128.178) on January 05, 2004 at 14:04:19:

In Reply to: Getting sued by JBC posted by Erin on January 05, 2004 at 01:26:50:

I sincerely doubt you are being sued. In most states in order to get a warrant for a bad check the following must happen:

1. An actual copy of the check must be shown - JBC does NOT have a copy of the check.

2. The person whom the check was written to must swear the warrant (civil or criminal). In other words you write a check to "John Smith" then John Smith or his attorney has to get the warrant, in criminal cases it must be "John Smith."

3. You must first receive a certified letter giving you ten days.

My intuition tells me they sent you fake papers. Also, if you did not get these papers from a sheriff or process server you were not served with anything.

Hope that helps.
MF

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