Re: Anyone heard of Great Seneca?

Posted by Stuart (172.157.23.134) on June 09, 2004 at 11:01:54:

In Reply to: Anyone heard of Great Seneca? posted by Buck on June 08, 2004 at 23:16:49:

Great Seneca Financial

This is a bottom of the barrel bottom-feeder. Their address is spookily co-located to the same addresses in Rockville, MD with the worst of the worst Wolpoff and Abramson, but it is set up as a dummy corporation with different officers.

They are buying up very old accounts from other bottom feeders for a penny on the dollar and suing all over the country. Yes, please do fight them in court. I’ve seen some court cases where they sue as assignees of Unifund as assignees of Providian. That means they buy some of Unifund’s worthless undocumented accounts and sue on them! Look over all their court documents. Are they suing in their own name or are they suing as assignees of assignees? They are using local lawyers who probably have never done an FDCPA collection’s suit in their lives. Are they licensed or bonded in your state? They try to act like they are original creditors in some of their suits rather than penny on the dollar collection agencies and they are steamrolling many, many people using the courts to aid and abet in their theft. Please do fight them in any way you can.

The following statement is printed on one of the penny on the dollar debt thieves’ website regarding litigation. This seems to be the new, 21st century method for the penny on the dollar thieves to more effectively steal people’s money. They don’t expect anybody to fight back. They expect their victims to be led to the slaughterhouse like sheep.

““When everything else fails, send your debtors the one message that can not be ignored: file suit. You will need an attorney, preferably on a monthly retainer. That is, your attorney will get paid the same amount regardless of the cases you file. An additional fee can be worked out in case extraordinary litigation is needed or in any adversary proceeding. For instance, one of your debtors answers your complaint or they file a Claim of Exemption when you attempt to levy on their wages. Those instances are rare.””

Note especially that statement,,,”Those instances are rare.” They aren’t expecting anyone to fight back against their theft.

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