Need some Legal Advice... Got scammed

[bcoop]

damn didn't you just get scammed by some lady and 3 kids?

gooooooooooooooooooooaaaaalllllllllllllllllllll!

[chronical]

Jeff: I don't know if it's accurate or not, but I wouldn't sign anything that gets sent to them, as it's amazing how signatures can jump from form to form.

Chronical: accurate?

Yes, disregard anything they send you other than a dunning letter. For now, we need to know if they are reporting or not

[chronical]

Jeff: I don't know if it's accurate or not, but I wouldn't sign anything that gets sent to them, as it's amazing how signatures can jump from form to form.

Chronical: accurate?

I misread this earlier. If you are saying not to sign any letters that the op is sending in to the collection agency, that would be correct as well. Always type your name in the letter. Signing is not necessary and your signature can be lifted to forge contracts etc. I would like to think that sort of thing doesn't happen often but that's no reason to risk it

[mschmoyer]

Dunno bout this, but i listen to Dave Ramsey's podcast and he always shoots people to "collectionbully.com". Info here:

https://www.daveramsey.com/recommends/fair-debt/

[chronical]

Dunno bout this, but i listen to Dave Ramsey's podcast and he always shoots people to "collectionbully.com". Info here:

https://www.daveramsey.com/recommends/fair-debt/

I wouldn't listen to Dave Ramsey. I know that sounds like, "listen to me, some no body on an Internet forum" but that's not what I mean. His ideas are great for people drowning in debt and who have no self control or a basic idea of a budget. I am not familiar with that site but I do understand what collection agencies can and can not do

Edit: that is basically a link to a consumer law "slip and fall" type attorney who will take on as many of these cases as possible to make a quick buck. I don't get sue happy unless the c.a. goes way to far and then I stick it to them. The next logical step after documenting all violations would be filing a complaint with the cfpb and/or filing suit.