Re: SEIZED bank accounts

Posted by Keyser Soze (64.12.116.84) on May 16, 2004 at 21:08:37:

In Reply to: SEIZED bank accounts posted by sdg on May 14, 2004 at 21:51:41:

Get a lawyer, one familiar with bank law as well as collection. Bank needs to have its oh-so-helpful teat stuck in a big, fat, wringer washing machine for its smartness, handing private info to scumbag CA litter-box lawyer.
Surely, you can locate the letter you wrote to the bank, regarding your wife's disability, written shortly after date of injury, indicating all income to that account was from disability - thus exempt - sources, can you not? Surely, you've kept that letter on file for just such occasions as these, when banker/thugs feign amnesia, claiming they never were notified.
Call Federal Trade Commission in morning, file a complaint, send them every scrap of paper this Farry Slime-o-titz has plopped on you. Language is crucial in FDCPA. As one attorney well versed in bank law expressed it,FDCPA is a thicket of trouble into which collectors wade every time they try to collect a debt. What may appear to be innocuous language to us, takes on signifigance to regulators. Possible source of violations.
Call Elliot Spitzer - NY AG - present all to him. Being disabled conveys special protections, not nice to pick on the disabled. Mr. Spitzer is well regarded by peers regardless of party affiliation, known as straight shooter posessed of no tolerance for predatory businessmen. This unworthy scribe has been in touch with his office re a scumbag, prominent lawyer in another state, who along with corrupt HMO, Ivy League Medical school for dumb offspring of Trust Fund Brats, ripped an elderly relative of mine for their estate. Mr. Spitzer is well worth contacting.
Punch back against Mr. Slim-o-whatever his name is, just another pile of pig-plop avarice, mixed in a nice, lukewarm bisque containing rat droppings, dog bile, and cowpies, otherwise known as a 'collections professional'. Nail this insect for its perfidy, use every legal means at your command to do so.

Meanly,

Keyser Soze

"Telling them he would rather see his wife and
family in the ground, than live another day like
this, he looked them in the eye, and showed these
men of will, what real will is."
- Roger 'Verbal' Kint, "The Usual Suspects",
c. 1995; McQuarrie, Ottman, Singer.

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