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Old 09-19-2009, 05:51 PM
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oh god, Im so sorry to hear about this.. What a mess. Please people are bottom of the barrel. When this guy first called me, he said that I hadnt answered my letter and so I said, what address did u send it? he said oh so and so, which I havent lived at in over 12 years AND didnt have that address when I had the card that went to collections.. Its almost if they are trying to be deceiving.,
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Old 09-29-2009, 04:09 AM
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Can you tell me what the maximum wage garnishment is in the state of Missouri? I had a gambling problem that is now under control, I am in counciling and believe I have it whipped. But, before I got to this point I ignored some credit card companies and now am facing the punishment. The total is under $3000, but, by the time they get their fees tacked on it is more like 7k. They are already hitting me for 15%. I am single with no children and make $48,000 per year. Thank you.
15 to 20 percent i have a garnisment with midland funding LLc no summons nothing from the courts just garnisment
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Old 10-05-2009, 04:05 PM
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All of you people that have not been properly served - I am looking to take Midland Funding down.

If any of you have kept all your papers in order, and have had a lien or garnishment, and you know you were not served - I am interested in hearing from you.

I want to gather as much info as possible and send it to the US Justice Department.

Again, you have to have some proof - For instance, they contacted you at a new address, but served papers at an old address.

Please leave a message here - I will come back to check this website, and I will put up a website or e-mail box for you to contact me.

I am working with a friend who I know that these people served wrong. And I am sure that I can find others. If I can get enough, I can present it to the US Justice Department.
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Old 10-05-2009, 08:48 PM
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Then this was the creditor's decision. I work in Hr/payroll, and trust me, you WILL be garnished 25%, period, unless the creditor decides otherwise. You got lucky...I think in my 6 years I have only seen a writ for a consumer debt at less than 25% maybe once. A state law will not supercede this..There are NO state laws on court ordered writs..They are mandated by the federal government. Trust me.
If someone is head of household with dependents, the garnishment can be only 10%.
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Old 10-27-2009, 06:12 PM
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