Bob Lindsey and The Credit Card Solution try to sue CCDN!
Date: Fri, 09/25/2009 - 09:03
This is too funny. And you can look it up at the Harris County Clerk of Court's site.
As you may know, the Texas Attorney General sued Robert Mitchell Lindsey, aka Bob Lindsey or Robert M. Lindsey, and his debt elimination scams The Credit Card Solution (TCCS), Jubilee Financial Solutions LP, and Jubilee Financial Management LLC. TXAG accused (very truthfully) TCCS of unfair trade practice by taking payments from people to "invalidate" their debt and "restore" their credit, as Bob Lindsey promised in about 40 videos. Some of them are still up, and you can see him wearing a shiny Christian cross so you know he's telling the truth. Actually he wasn't. TXAG sued him and got the court to order his assets frozen and order him to quit lying, which effectively put him out of business.
Also he was supposed to have been passing along those payments to the Credit Collections Defense Network (CCDN), who started TXAG's action by complaining that Bob Lindsey kept $469,035 of payments for what TXAG called "debt relief services." Uh huh. Well, what TXAG didn't figure out was that CCDN was the source of Bob Lindsey's scam, and everything he sold came from them. Why, then, doesn't TXAG sue CCDN too? Beats the tar out of me.
So, Bob Lindsey this week filed for permission to bring in CCDN, and the two lawyers behind it, Robert K. Lock, Jr. and Phil Manger, because he says they were all working together, and anyway the other guys have all the money, so they're the ones who really owe TXAG for damages. The judge might not let them do that in the same suit, but it's pretty interesting all the same. Thought it might be interesting for all to know.
As you may know, the Texas Attorney General sued Robert Mitchell Lindsey, aka Bob Lindsey or Robert M. Lindsey, and his debt elimination scams The Credit Card Solution (TCCS), Jubilee Financial Solutions LP, and Jubilee Financial Management LLC. TXAG accused (very truthfully) TCCS of unfair trade practice by taking payments from people to "invalidate" their debt and "restore" their credit, as Bob Lindsey promised in about 40 videos. Some of them are still up, and you can see him wearing a shiny Christian cross so you know he's telling the truth. Actually he wasn't. TXAG sued him and got the court to order his assets frozen and order him to quit lying, which effectively put him out of business.
Also he was supposed to have been passing along those payments to the Credit Collections Defense Network (CCDN), who started TXAG's action by complaining that Bob Lindsey kept $469,035 of payments for what TXAG called "debt relief services." Uh huh. Well, what TXAG didn't figure out was that CCDN was the source of Bob Lindsey's scam, and everything he sold came from them. Why, then, doesn't TXAG sue CCDN too? Beats the tar out of me.
So, Bob Lindsey this week filed for permission to bring in CCDN, and the two lawyers behind it, Robert K. Lock, Jr. and Phil Manger, because he says they were all working together, and anyway the other guys have all the money, so they're the ones who really owe TXAG for damages. The judge might not let them do that in the same suit, but it's pretty interesting all the same. Thought it might be interesting for all to know.
