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Sub: #65
Replied on 03-24-2011, 03:47 PM
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funny how everyone thats on here is talking about how much of a horrible law firm and how nasty the collectors are---------seems to me like the one's thats being so negative are the ones that know they owe and dont want to own up to it and are obviously upset with themselves for getting in this mess----i used to work there, yes james a west is an acutal attorney--yes certain clients do sue ---yes even if you are in another state it is possible that your info could be passed to an atty to your area (all up to client)----get a life, pay your bills and you wont have to worry about people bugging you--its not harrassment if they call you at wrk unless you give a c &d---its not harrassment to contact neighbors or relatives----(check the fdcpa)------***COLLECTION AGENCIES DO NOT CHARGE INTEREST--THE CREDITOR DOES REGUARDLESS IF ITS CHARGED OFF OR NOT--THEY CAN DO IT!!!!!***** IF YOU DONT WANT TO PAY SEND A C & D , OR FILE BANKRUPT AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT BEING CONTACTED ITS SIMPLE!!!




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Sub: #66
Replied on 03-25-2011, 05:54 AM
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please save the hysterics for the phone.this jabroni doesn't have any legal reach but in TX and even that is up for debate.as for your last stupid statement.firms like this one and others have tried to threaten and harrass people who have had debts discharged in BK so again spare me the rhetoric,and get back to the phones.

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Sub: #67 James West phone number
Replied on 03-29-2011, 09:02 AM
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I live in the Houston area got a call from them. since we're doing a chap 7 I talked to them.
A guy names Randall was courteous surprisingly; I'm used to talking to these types of people and was . Their number on my caller ID is 713-260-7627.

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Replied on 03-30-2011, 09:19 PM
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I am being sued by this law firm for a back dept left unpaid by my attorney who is now disbarred. The original dept was $800; then there were attorney fees, court cost, etc. Now I am being sued for 1700. with a court date on the 11th. I got them to agree to 650. Now I am wondering if I can get out of paying that. I have no assets, my cars are in my husbands name we rent our house so that is not ours. What can they take.

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Replied on 04-10-2011, 12:10 PM
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being sued for 800 is not worthy for them , especially if they have to hire a local attorney

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Replied on 04-10-2011, 12:13 PM
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dont miss the day court , challenge the amount they wont get the attorney fees neither interest

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if you challenge the amount and set a trial you get a better deal .




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