Signed mutual dismissal, and now threatened with judgement.
Date: Mon, 10/31/2011 - 21:11
When asked about her dismissal, they stated they were missing one of the pages she signed. Through some type of miracle, they got 3 pages out of the envelope, but were missing one. They never notified her, and finally I had her call them. She resent them the papers and they submitted them.
I get a letter from them notifying me we have court in two days, and they would like me to pay them a settlement. It appears that this is a pattern with them. We are both here in Texas. They have a serious pattern of violations, and appear to even ignore there own offers if they can get away with it.
I am wondering if there are some extra violations involved here, that I might ask the judge to sanction them for? I am sure I can call them on this and get it dismissed, but I am upset that this appears to be a pattern with them.
Any thoughts on handling this would be appreciated.
Was this a dismissal with or without prejudice?? If without pre
Was this a dismissal with or without prejudice?? If without prejudice, they are free to file again.
or did they not file the original dismissal with the court? You need to make sure that you show up with your copy.
Welcome to the forums!!! I haven???t personally dealt with
Welcome to the forums!!!
I haven???t personally dealt with JDB. I hope the following links may help you to get some information about JDB:
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/collection-agencies/jdb-court.html
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/collection-agencies/phonecall-fromjdb.html
Oh please Sally....JDB stands for JUNK DEBT BUYER!!! It is not
Oh please Sally....JDB stands for JUNK DEBT BUYER!!! It is not the name of a specific collection agency!!!! You have been posting how long and you havent figured this out yet?????
Never filed
They never filed it. It appears that they regularly send dismissal paperwork, and then don't file it. They give excuses about not getting all of the paperwork, when called about it.
Dismissal
Soap Lady;
It was with prejudice. They claim not to have recieved the letter. They told me to bring it to court and we will see what we can do.
I think they intentionally do this. The consumer thinks they have a deal, and does not prepare any further. The JDB throws the dismissal away, and proceeds with the case. More than likely the consumer won't show up, and a default judgement can be entered. Now it would be up to the consumer to get it overturned and the judgement dismissed.
I think this might be a new tactic that people should watch for. I made the mistake of not sending the dismissal back certified. The only reason I am so upset, is because they did the exact same thing to my wife. I had to clear it up yesterday.
This is a pattern and not an accident.