Midland Funding LLC is suing me

I was never served by Midland, They sent a letter by mail. found in my mailbox with other mail. I am supposed to appear in State Court this month about this civil action. I have not worked in 9 years for taking care of my sick mother and I paid them off back in 2000. What can I do? I dont have time or the money to appear in court.

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Midland can't be the brightest collection agency in the world. They sent me a letter on company letterhead admitting they are charging me interest on my out of statute account. Is it time to call the lawyer??

Midland also claimed they served me but the person they actually served was 20 years younger. I called and told Midland they did not serve me and I'm sure they will probably not inform the court that the wrong person was served. I recorded the conversation so I can prove I informed Midland they served the wrong person. We shall see if they do anything about it. I believe the original debt was approx $15,000 and now it's up to approx $24,000 with attorney fees. We offered them $3,000 and they came back at $14,000 and not coming down so looks like they will get nothing as we have nothing. Greed is not a good direction by them when they probably paid 5 cents on the dollar for this debt.

I was just served papers from Dell in the amount of $2600, I purchased a computer from them over 3 years ago and the computer was no where near that amount. Payments were made, then I stopped receiving invoices, now the civil suit. What choices do I have with this civil suit and do I need to show up in court or can something like this be resolved out of court?

The same company is suing me too! threatining to garnish my wages. they snaked their way into the essex county courts, ordered a court officer to deduct money out of my account w/o my consent. I've never heard of midland funding llc either.

from the looks of it, they rip offs!!! I'm gonna need a lawyer!!!

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