Counterclaim or Crossclaim?

Did you call Capital One and ask about the lawsuit? What was their reaction when you told them you were being sued on their behalf? Who is the collection attorney?

I have the same question and really need an answer. I am being sued also, it lists the plaintiff as Target but when I called Target, they said they no longer own the account. So, how is Target listed as the plaintiff. Shouldn't it be the JDB or law firm as the plaintiff, not the original creditor as they no longer own the account? Please someone answer this, so I know how to go about this. Thank you very much.

Where did my question go? I was asking the same as the poster above. I am being sued by ?Target?. I called Target and they said they no longer own the account. But they are listed as the plaintiff on the lawsuit. Is that correct. It doesnt seem right if they no longer own it that they are the plaintiff listed. Is this right?

I did call Capital One again and they confirmed that they no longer own the debt. They say it was written-off as bad debt and sold to some collection agency so they no longer had any interest in the debt. They also had no record of any lawsuit against me. When I told them that the lawyer was naming them as the plaintiff, they told me thats something I need to take up with the courts since its no longer their problem.

I am being sued by a collection agency on behalf of FIA card services. After reading the above post, I am considering contacting them directly, to see if they really are the plaintiff, or if the debt was sold. Regarding the Capital One suit, did the attorney submit a signed affadavit that he was representing Capital One, and that they were the Plaintiff? If so, that definetely sounds like perjury. What department did you contact at Capital One?