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Replied on 07-16-2008, 09:05 AM
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So I just received a letter from the NJ Division of Revenue that asset acceptance llc was NOT bonded in the state of NJ when they sued me and received the default judgment. Is this grounds to have the judgment vacated at all? In NJ, a collection agency does not need to be licensed, but they do need to file a $5,000 bond in order to collect. If they weren't legally allowed to collect from me in NJ then were they legally allowed to sue me for non-payment as they are a collection agency? Anyone? Thanks!!!

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there is an attorney who practices in PA and NJ, by the name of Larry Rueben, he is a NACA member.. message me and I will get you his contact info, you may have a case

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