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CACH, LLC

Date: Sun, 10/15/2006 - 16:19

Submitted by anonymous
on Sun, 10/15/2006 - 16:19

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I've had the experience of being taken advantage of by this company I had no idea at the time but I paid them 2000.00 against a known cc debt and now a different law firm is requesting the same amount. The balance the gave me was 2300.00 more than the last statement I received. Is this legal and what steps should I take now that I've been given a civil summons.


It sounds to me like the debt was sold to another collector..All sorts of fees get added on that way, collection fees, interest, etc. Yes, this is legal.

On the papers you received it will have a court date. It is very important that you show up for it..You can make payment arrangements there. If you don't show up, your wages will probably end up being garnished.


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Submitted by finsfan13 on Sun, 10/15/2006 - 16:47

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Yes, they got a hold of an old providian account of mine, they will not negotiate with me. They sent me a summons, wanted me to sign it, they had the box checked judgement by consent. Needless to say I did not sign it. I don't feel I owe this much, have you ever dealt with them? I just sent them a debt validation letter, to them and the law firm that they had send the summons. It is a real summons, got served by a sheriff, I called the court house, it is filed with them. I haven't got a court date yet. Any advise?


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Fri, 02/23/2007 - 18:45

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Where can I find the law that states they must validate before they sue? I was angered at the fact of the way they did it, they had it served by the sherriff, which frightens most people. But the trickering in it was. It was all by consent, if I would have signed it, I would have been screwed.


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 04:12

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oh yeah, in the judgement by consent, they had a nice little payment arrangement already packaged for me. When I responded with a letter stating I was turning it over to a consumer agency for help, they sent me a letter stating that they don't accept payments only payment in full. I could have made the payments just don't agree with the final amount.


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 04:15

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I was reading online last night because of the summons hubby was served last week. They can sue you during the thirty day period after they send the first dunning or collection notice. They have to stop collection activity after they receive your debt validation request though. I'm still trying to figure out if they can proceed with the law suit but it sounds like it. Of course, we didn't receive the type of papers that you did. They are trying to collect on a HSBC credit card of mine but they have not validated the debt yet. It's been over thirty days and I have sent a follow up letter. CACH has a bad reputation in the collection industry. They are made up of a network of lawyers.


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Submitted by Cow & Chicken on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 04:44

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They have had this account for quite some time, they just got these jerks from Weltman & Reis involved. I sent the attorneys a debt validation letter too. Thing is they are not working with me on the balance. I called providian last week and they have a bogus payment listed on my account that I know i did not make.I have been at the place where I work now for three years, I know I have not made a payment since being there. I really don't think I have made a payment in over 5-6 years to providian. I sent providian a letter requesting a complete account history. I am thinking they are trying to re-age this debt to make it fall in my states SOL. Will keep you updated, haven't heard from either yet.


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 05:12

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On the other hand...(opinions too, not fact)

The issue of the validation itself would then come up in court, raised by the defendant, and the plaintiff would have to respond.

and/or

I can't imagine the DV timeframe being used as a successful defense in the event the SOL was about to expire.


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Submitted by Morningstar on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 06:37

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Morningstar,
please clarify what you mean? I am not agreeing to the amount they are stating that I owe, they purchased this account from providian. I owed providian $2000 these jerks want $2819 plus fees. They did a judgement by consent which I refuse to sign.
Providian on the other hand is stating that I made a payment that I did not make in attempt to re-age the debt. It even conflicts with what they relayed to the credit reporting company, both experian and trans union. Any advice would certainly be appreciated?


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 12:52

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What morningstar is saying that you could not hope to run out the statute of limitations while they find paperwork to validate. In most court systems,the filing of a suit determines if sol or not. Basically if they file before sol,it can be brought to court. The next thing she is saying is if they drag you to court you would inform court that debt is disputed showing letters and return receipts proving the dispute. You would then move the court to order discovery and they would have to show proof of valid debt or case will be dismissed.


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Submitted by cajunbulldog on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 13:29

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And it hits me 15 minutes later...

I've never heard of a judgement by consent. I guess in PA that is a legal procedure (otherwise, a sheriff wouldn't be involved), but I have to wonder: could that be an fdcpa violation? Sheriff's do not process paperwork for free. The fee is paid, then passed on to the recipient. Even though no profit would be made, could that not be considered an excessive fee? I mean, it amounts to having a sheriff ask you pay, on behalf of the CA.

Thoughts, anyone?


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Submitted by Morningstar on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 15:49

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Well,
In my area the costs would only be passed on if it was signed. You may know this animal by a different name(Does stip judgement ring any bells?) It's what most people call them. A settlement with the legal backing of a court document.Most that I have seen if you miss payment they record judgement and garnish!


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Submitted by cajunbulldog on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 15:55

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This company is buying bad debts from credit companines. Then they get a third party to contact the indivdial. The claim the it is an attempt to collect the original creditor getting you to send payments to them. I checked my credit report and they are not listed as a creaitor or a collection agency.I belive that the Federal Trade Commission has the final say with their misrepensentation tactics.I was never told that the debt I had was sold to another company. The question is who would be the best federal source to start a class action lawsuit for those who have been misled. Would it be the Attorney General of the United States? Thanks for any help or advice. AFCHRIS


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Submitted by on Sat, 02/24/2007 - 19:26

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Is this a special letter that I can find somewhere or just a letter I make up requesting the information?


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Submitted by on Wed, 04/04/2007 - 05:34

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Fed,all I can offer is if they are stupid enough to try and you have your proof that date changed,you now have a cause of action under the FCRA. Most lawyers that do these suits intend on scaring consumers more than real evidence.Court can be a scary place because you may just run into the 1% of collectors who possess the required evidence to win.Remember Discovery is your friend and tell them to put up or shut up.


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Submitted by cajunbulldog on Mon, 04/09/2007 - 09:15

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I have read alot on discovery and I thank you dearly for that advice. I just sent them another dv letter, on put on it 3rd request, with a copy of thier affidavit and ask them if this guy who signed it is going to show up and testify that he has first hand knowledge. I have copies of all three certified letters, with reciepts, their bogus responses to take to court with me to show that they will not prove to me they own this bill or even how they calculate. I am wondering at this point if they will ever take me to court? I never get a response from the same attorney, I have 4 or 5 different responses, from the same firm, all different attorneys. Like anyone who gets my requests answers it, I don't think that is kosher either. what are your thoughts there?


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Tue, 04/10/2007 - 04:04

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Fed, until they take you to court or at least serve a summons you have got yourself covered pretty good. Once they serve you,you can file your answer and file a motion to dismiss based on lack of evidence to prove claim.If a motion to dismiss is not good enough to run them off,then you can start the discovery process thru the court system to attack their evidence.


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Submitted by cajunbulldog on Tue, 04/10/2007 - 05:15

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what if you do not have the money to pay the funds that the collector is trying to get from you? Please let me know .. I recieved a letter to go to court on 1/15/07.. -


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Submitted by on Thu, 01/03/2008 - 09:31

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Is there a way if you cannot pay this debt to have it waived?


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Submitted by on Thu, 01/03/2008 - 09:33

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I have been fighting these guys for over 7 months using SOL. After a review from 3 years ago I find out that wife made payment to them without my knowledge. (Her mistake) Since this account is an individual account (mine) not wife does her actions constitute a waiver of my individual rights


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 06/30/2008 - 16:55

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At the end of the calendar call, there were nine (9) defendants in the room. The Chief Judge (Judge J. Roth) - State Court of Fulton County - in the State of Georgia, to my surprise, called a 'huddle' with the Court Clerk - Mr. James Barnett - and after about 3~4 minutes of ear-to-ear whispering, the Judge 'decided' that he would NOT dismiss the cases. He stated that these cases 'could' go into 'limbo' and... "you may never hear of them again...". But the fact is that the Judge (Roth), refused to dismiss the cases.

Earlier, during the calendar call, the few cases where the Defendant failed to show... the Judgment was GRANTED to the Plaintiff. Of the few where the Plaintiff didn't show... the case was DISMISSED.

Funny... in this situation where there were so many cases (Plaintiff CACH, LLC vs. 9 Defendants), the Judge 'decided' to NOT dismiss the cases... instead offering some nebulous verdict... of the cases going into limbo...

Perhaps, someone out there (from GA especially) has had this happen to him/her?

Is there an Attorney (Ga Practice) who reads these posts and knows of such decisions by a Judge?

My instinct tells me that there is a MOTION that can be filed... to have the case (against me, anyway) dismissed.

What would such a motion be?

CACH, LLC is an unscrupulous business. I'm certain that they (and the lawyers they retain) have broken a few rules along the way.

At this stage of the game, and with the methods employed by CACH, LLC, I'm wondering if they contribute to a WELFARE FUND for the court system?

Is there a financial LOSS to the State Court(s) - filing papers, filing fees, etc. - when the Plaintiff fails to show and cases are dismissed?


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 08/25/2008 - 10:43

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WHAT COMPANIES THAT HAVE BEEN BOUGHT OUT ARE USING THIS COMAPNAY FOR PAYMENT?


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Submitted by on Thu, 10/16/2008 - 16:43

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i delt directly with a firm representing CACH LLC they scared me into making a few payments because they claim the balance wass so high (5,000+ which i dont remember it being)once I spoke to someone they advise i shouldnt make the payments until the company can verify the debt.

this person claims they requested this on my behalf, and all contact with the lawfirm stoped. i thought it was all taken care of

today i go to my bank and there is ahold on my account! what do i do?!

please email me!!! email deleted..paulmergel


lrhall41

Submitted by on Thu, 12/04/2008 - 06:11

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elana,please do not put your personal info on a public forum.you did that on another thread.register and exchange info via PM.


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Submitted by paulmergel on Thu, 12/04/2008 - 06:15

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I never received a summon to appear in court with these people. I've receive a letter from my employer telling me that they have a judgment to garnish my wages is there anything that I can do about it.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 08/31/2009 - 10:37

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Once they start the garnishment is there anything that I can do to stop it or lower the amount? I called CACH and they said that they can't do anything to stop it or lower the amount. They are taking 25% of my check and I can't afford to pay my bills with what is left. Please help me and tell me what can I do about that. I'm planning on talking with a bankruptcy lawyer do you think that would help?


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 08/31/2009 - 10:54

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Just one question can bankruptcy stop a garnishment for cache?


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Submitted by on Mon, 08/31/2009 - 15:33

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