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Re: SOL Letter? Asset sued anyway...


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Posted by Keyser Soze (152.163.252.134) on March 05, 2004 at 23:00:10:

In Reply to: Re: SOL Letter? Asset sued anyway... posted by J Kelly on March 05, 2004 at 16:37:25:

Muggers mug, rapists rape, puppies dump on new shag carpet, and AssXXXX Acceptic Crap-o-ration with tedious predictability, reages accounts and files time-barred suits on SOL debt, usually with no prior notice.

Their scuzzbomb intent is to blindside the consumer, causing fear and confusion hopefully resulting in their handing over money to this perfectly horrid little shakedown operation, the stunted brainchild of founder Rufus "Bud" "The Dean of Bad Debt" Reitzel, of Grosse Pointe, MI and Lakeland, FL.

Reitzel pulled a hitch in the army during the Cold War, circa 1959, handled base finances. Harrowing combat,no doubt. Degree or two from MI State in Chem, missed his chance to discover the cure for the illness that causes people to become 'collections professionals'.

Founded this wormy little corpse-oration about 1962, just as JFK and Kruschev were making stinky-noises over their mutual pal, Castro.

Nice history,huh? Look, regardless of letter window dressing, a time-barred suit on SOL debt is still a violation of the FDCPA. Report this immediately to the FTC, your AG, and file countersuit against these ambulatory pus-bags. See other postings today re why the FDCPA violations are so much trouble for CA's, with the $ 1,000 damage amount being the least of it.

Historically,

Keyser Soze




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