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 Guest | 30 Oct, 2007 05:35:16 AM Which letter are you wanting? | |
 Tweety71 | 27 Apr, 2007 06:35:11 AM What letter are you talking about? | |
 finsfan13 | 19 Apr, 2007 11:40:03 AM You have a very good defense..It sounds to me like they did everything wrong. The one thing is, is it possible that they have an incorrect address on you? If they can prove that they have attempted to contact you, they could give you a good fight. Make sure that you keep your payroll dept completely in the loop on this.. | |
 cajunbulldog | 18 Apr, 2007 11:34:01 AM http://www.jud2.ct.gov/webforms/default_new.htmWebsite with your judicial forms.http://www.jud.ct.gov/PB.htmWebsite with your rules of court.Good luck. | |
cajunbulldog | 18 Apr, 2007 11:10:31 AM They may be under a different name or as in my home state you will have to read local | |
cajunbulldog | 18 Apr, 2007 07:00:58 AM I would contact court asap.If they send a garnishment to your company with the court order,nothing can stop it. | |
 dbaker6 | 17 Apr, 2007 06:57:03 PM I gave you the 1 of 2 things you could do but forgot the 2nd (lol). The other thing you can do is to ignore their e-mails. With National Opportunities, for every e-mail they sent me, I sent 2 back. With Interim Cash, I started by e-mailing them back. That did no good, so I eventually just ignored them, and they eventually just disappeared. | |
dbaker6 | 17 Apr, 2007 06:54:42 PM You can do 1 of 2 things with the e-mails from Westbury. For each e-mail you receive, you can send them another copy of the PDL template letter (you don't have to change it, just keep bombarding them with e-mails the way they are doing to you). I would put in bold the part where they are illegally doing business with you and the fact that your AG is involved. I went so far in my letter as to say the AG was currently investigating their illegal lending practices. The important thing is to not let them intimidate you. The more you stand up to them, the quicker they'll back down. Let me know what the court says. I highly doubt that this is a legitimate wage garnishment when they're not even licensed to do business. I would definitely contact your employer, though, if you haven't done so already, to let them know you revoke any voluntary wage assignments. Good luck. | |
dbaker6 | 16 Apr, 2007 02:14:41 PM No, you are not doing anything illegal. When you got the loans, you couldn't have known where they were based out of, so there is no way it's your fault. (P.S. I don't know when you posted, but I just found my home page (lol) so I apologize if this is a late response! | |
 sswett | 13 Apr, 2007 09:59:43 AM hey, I've posted another link about this wolpoff company.From what i've read, the papers have to be served to you, not sent via mail... | |
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