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Arrow Financial Services - Are they good to deal with?

Date: Thu, 06/26/2008 - 08:16
Submitted by Shazzers on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 08:16
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Hmmmmmm, well OK. Yet another dilemma. As some of you know, skydver helped me write up an answer to a summons which stated "complaint for money" (it literally said that!). K-well, here's what's going on, I asked for a dismissal on the grounds it was an unvalidated debt, and even they [Arrow Financial Services llc] admitted to NOT having any documentation supporting their claim. So, that was about three weeks ago.

Now, yesterday I receive a reply from the court, also a copy was sent to Arrow Financial Corp's Attorney. :D To sum it up, this is what the letter said [from the Judge/Court]

Case #
Both names of parties (me & them)
The above captioned matter is scheduled for pre-trial on (such n such a date) at (such n such a time). Claims, counter claims, and cross claims of any party who fails to appear personally or by counsel, will be dismissed with prejudice.

A default judgment will be granted against any defending party who fails to appear either personally or by counsel. In parentheses at the bottom of this letter says: (No telephone pre-trial permitted).

Now what? :shock:


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Does anyone know when the clock starts ticking for the SOL. Is it when you first go delinquent or when the car is repossessed?

Hi,

The Statute of Limitations come into effect once you are delinquent on your account. Legally, the SOL starts to run when you have violated the terms of your agreement and done something for which the creditors can sue you. When you fail to pay you bill, you are in violation of the agreement and this is when the SOL will start. However, the Statute of Limitations will start ticking from the last day of your last activity on your account.

Thus, if you stopped paying your bill in say 2006, the SOL started in 2006. But then, if you again started making payments in 2007, it would have started the SOL all over again as the last activity on your account happened in 2007. This is why it's important that you do not make any payment to the collection agency until you check if the debt is already past the SOL as applicable in your state.


Submitted by Good Nelly on Sat, 06/05/2010 - 00:15

Good Nelly

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I am being sued by those rats at Arrow.... I never recieved anything about this till now and to top it all off I never ever had a credit card from Washington Mutual.... What kind of scam are these people trying to pull? I have so much documentation on this company they really need to be put out of business keep those replys coming and report them to scam companies, BBB, and anything else hell write your congressman and get them OUT OF BUSINESS FOR GOOD..........


Submitted by on Thu, 07/08/2010 - 12:22

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Same scenario here...The Plaintiff's attorney requested to be present by telephone...supposedly against the rules, and I responded to the court, saying that they should appear in person, per the court rules. The judge said okay...so do not count on the rules being "rules".


Submitted by on Wed, 08/11/2010 - 09:22

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I have disputed a debt with Arrow for 3 years now with the Credit Bureaus. Arrow has consistently verified the debt with them. I demanded proof of the debt with my signature on it and was told it would take 60 days. 60 days have past, now I have sent a letter demanding the debt be removed and a letter stating that the debt is null. They signed for the letter on 18 Oct 2010.
If they do not do it - I guess and attorney is in order????????


Submitted by on Mon, 11/08/2010 - 10:01

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Hi Shazzers,

Thank you for sharing your case.
I am in the process of dealing with a suit from Arrows Financial Services.
I am go glad to hear you got a dismissal with prejudice!
Was the case dismissed because the attorney for Arrow could not produce original signed docs of your agreement with the original creditor?
If anyone else know the answer, I would appreciate hearing from you too.

Thanks so much.
Baluvia


Submitted by on Mon, 11/08/2010 - 18:22

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I just got a letter the other day from Arrow requesting to garnish payments from my wages. Up until the receipt of this letter received, I receive nothing. Now, within a few days, I get a certified letter from the attorney requesting to appear in court. Now what's going on? I checked with my work and they say that they have already processed the wage garnish request. But the thing is, the personal information they have about me isn't even me at all. The only thing that matches with me is the name. I'm going to still go through with everything that was mentioned but is there a way to prove that they are going after the wrong person. More like fishing around.


Submitted by on Thu, 04/21/2011 - 20:16

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