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Joseph A. Mullaney, III

Here is some information regarding Langhorne Law:

Dennis P. Williams, Esq.
Langhorne Law, P.A.
P.O. Box 658
Langhorne, PA 19047
Phone: (866)529-0217
Fax: (800) 941-0294
e-mail: dennis(at)langhornelaw.com
(Licensed in PA & NJ)

Has anyone received an email from a "Robert Parker" or anyone else of Langhorne Law making accusations of fraud and citing cases, like, Bank of America v. Jarczyk, 268 B.R. 17 (W.D.N.Y. 2001); In re Eashai, 167 B.R. 181 (9th Cir. 1994)?

I would like to know.

Thanks,

Joseph A. Mullaney, III, Esquire

Personal informaiton removed as per forum rules-Mike

I was threaten by this company.i had no ideal what he was talking about.i am in bad health.this man almost caused me to have a wreck.i did take a loan out.i have tried several months to get ahold of someone.i didn't know how.then all at once i was threaten from this man named mr.fulton.said i was charged with fraud.i tried to tell him i had not got a letter or anything else from the company about my loan.he got me so upset.and called me a liar.my daughter-in-law was with me.

Dennis Williams · Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 8:19 pm Subject:

I doubt it was my firm that called you, bigmommagmomma. I've never had an employee with the last name "Fulton." Moreover, the retainer I had with my last debt collection client expired at the end of June. (I chose not to renew it as I am refocusing my practice towards other areas of law.) Any calls you've received since then would not have come from my office.

Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 8:39 pm Subject:

Hello Dennis,

Does this mean that you are no longer collection for Ambassador/Nationwide Cash?

bigmommagmomma@sbcglobal.

he threaten me with check fraud.to a loan company i had borrowed from.this man is very mean.he said his boss name wasBLAKE.Itried to call the toll free number.which is 1-800-711-1199.then i called the operator.she has no listing for this number.she gave me the police number in mexico.since he says that this company is in mexico.I have not selpt in four nights thanks to these to men.Iam not a dishonest person.i did go to my lawyers.They told me not to answer his calls.but he has me so afraid.please help me.I am so scared of these to men.the operator said tha number had to be a cell phone number or a pay phone number.they also wanted me to send a western union payment to langhorne law.i never in trouble in my life.the doctor has threaten to put me in the hospital if my bood sugarand seizers start back up.i just want to be sure I don"t get in trouble.thanks mary hill.

mary (bigmomma) · Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 12:19 pm Subject: still calling me

i am still getting phione calls from this company.saying they are from your company.My lawyer told me to ask them to give a address,state to send a money order.They want give me one.They keep on calling me over and over.(1-877-711-1199)a name Mr.blake still says he works for you langhorne law.I got the number to the police in New Mexico.I asked them to quit threating me.please see if you could help me I would be very grateful.they are ruinning the law firms name.(mr.Blake and Mr.fulton are awful people.The operator at the phone company can't find where in Mexico these calls are coming from.have a great day.god bless.

email address removed as per forum rules - Tammy

Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 12:47 pm Subject:

bigmomma,

Please don't let this place scare you. They are not worth your putting your health at risk. What they have done is illegal. They can't threaten you like that. You will not be charged with check fraud. Where you have the threat on tape from your answering machine, you need to file a complaint against this company and be sure to list the names of the people who keep contacting you and enclose a copy of the tape. Also, I would file a police report against them where you a have the taped threat.

(BIGMOMMA)MARY · Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:58 pm Subject: THANKS TAMMY

Tammy they called me 3 times today.maybe someone could find out where they are calling from in mexico.i tried 4 times to get them to tell me.i just don't want this to happen to someone else.i asked them what if they called some older person and gave them a heart attack?they said oh now i have heart trouble.i said i didn't say that.please if you know how to find out where they are calling from.it might help someone else(1-877-711-1199).thanks for the letter i really was glad to hear from you.maybe they wii get caught.have a great day.may got bless.mary(bigmomma)

Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 8:40 pm Subject:

Mary,

From what I can find and what has been posted here, they are located in Pennsylvania. Do not let them intimidate you. You need to send them a cease and desist letter certified mail with return receipt.

Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 8:56 am Subject: Langhorne Law!!!

Momma....

You cannot be charged with check fraud,wire fraud or
any other crime. No matter what they say!

Pay them the principal that you borrowed. If you
already paid in excess of that,STOP!

Set up a court date with tape in hand. Sue them for harassment. It's worth about a grand for each incident.

BRING THEM TO JUSTICE!

Dennis Williams · Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 5:30 pm Subject:

Normally, I would have PM'd you Big Momma, but like me you are signed on as a guest.

Mr. Blake works for Nationwide and I assume Mr. Fulton does as well, though I have never met him. Any accounts I had for Nationwide were transferred back to them as of July 1st. My only current connection with them is that I continue to forward payments made to my firm under old settlements and some corporate work that does not involve collections or any contact with clients.

I would be very surprised if anyone at Nationwide would claim they worked for Langhorne Law, since a first-party creditor enjoys far greater latitude in its collection efforts. Instead, I would suspect they are trying to explain that the account has been transferred back to them and simply have not done so with sufficient clarity.

I'd be happy to look into this if you'd like. Although my contact information is all over this site I'll repeat it here. E-mail: dennis @langhornelaw.com or phone 866-529-0217. You would simply need to e-mail your real name and some loan information (approximate date you took it out, last time you were called by a collector, etc.). I can't very well ask about an account under the screen name you use here.

Please note that I am not looking to collect this debt, hence I see no reason to include the mini-miranda. (Frankly, I'm in the process of restructuring the firm to focus on consumer debt settlement rather than collections and don't want to be involved in collections.) However, I take Big Momma's statements seriously and want to get to the bottom of whatever did happen.

Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2006 11:21 am Subject:

Dennis, it is refreshing to see an attorney not only working to resolve potentially serious issues, but also making a professional decision to work towards helping people. I encourage you to join here as a member snice you no bout have valuable insight adn could be of great assistance to those here in need.

Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2006 12:41 pm Subject:

Dennis, thanks for being a stand-up guy and trying to help here. It is nice when someone comes on here on posts to defend themselves and it's nice that you want to help people now. I agree with JJ, join us here we would love to have you.

Domenic · Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 12:10 am Subject: When I went bad

I had no trouble what so ever with them. But I think I'm one of the few people in this world that pay back what I owe. The fees are high, but they were the same when I agreed to the loan. I actually feel bad that I took so long to pay them back, but now I'm down to only two more payday lenders to pay back and than I'm out of payday loan debt. I wish I could be a beat and no pay people back like all you guys but I like to look at myself in the mirror.

Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 10:55 am Subject:

Domenic, the issue here is not being deadbeats but being dealt with in a legal and fair manner. Case in point, I have know of an indivual who had defaulted on a loan due to a very bad car accident putting her out or work and in the hospital. She contacted them and even sent them a written repayment plan, which they refused to accept. She sent in 2 payments, which they cashed.. then contacted her using the threat of prosecution for fraud. At that point, she told them to fly a kite since payday loans are illegal where she lives. She invited them to sue her so that she could have a judge throw out their debt legally. They didn't and she has not heard from them since. My point is, she was more than willing to pay them back as are those who post here. However when they broke the law and illegally threatend her, all bets were off.

Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 11:00 am Subject:

Exactly JJ. Most people coming to this forum are not trying to dodge their obligations, and due to unforseen circumstances have found themselves unable to pay on their debts. I don't feel judging somebody because of what their situations happens to be is appropriate. I believe in karma, be careful, it comes back at you 10 folds. So be kind, instead of berating/badgering somebody for hard times or a mistake offer to help them instead. (You'll feel much better about yourself and rid yourself of negative energy).

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