Posted on 12/13/2011 10:32:41 AM PST by Racehorse
Much thanks to the Freeper referred SA law firm which advised and offered services which I did not accept, but paid close and attentive attention to.
Your counsel . . . pending the next elevation when I might need it . . . was invaluable to get this much of a result. Thanks.
Maybe there might be a class action or federal complaint against CMRE . . . based upon thier reply to the California Attorney General, there might be one.
I'm going to press to the federal level with a complaint.
In reply to the California Attorney General, CMRE made certain statements to the inquiring state agency, never mind Texas, which they cannot substantiate and are easily proven in court to be false.
Presently drafting a response, and thank you letter, to the Attorney General of California, the Attorney General of Texas, each copy to be forwarded to the federal responsible agency.
Will post relevant portions of my letter probably tomorrow.
R.
And then I said “don’t look at me, I bet on the mouse!”
Sometimes a little context is useful.
What in Hell are you talking about here? What is a CMRE?
Context?
I received notices some months ago from CMRE, a California debt collection business, sent to a Texas resident who they misidentified during what they told the Attorney General of California was a computer generated attempt to reach the actual debtor.
They sent me three collection letters on behalf of three health providers, only two of which were named . . . trying to collect the debt I do not owe . . . not to ascertain the address of the person who actually incurred the debt. Demand for payment was sent to me.
The response to the Attorney General of California admits I do not owe the debt, but implies the debtor may be my son or some relative who resided at my address.
CMRE’s false assertions are easily proven untrue.
I filed a complaint with the Texas Attorney General with attachments, which were forwarded to California.
R.
Take an ice bath.
Hope you never have to deal with this.
Interestingly, one of the three attorneys is soon to be the next Democratic candidate for Indiana governor. So far neither of the Republican likelies have shown the slightest interest.
Give me a ping when you get your next post up, and FReepmail me if I can help you. If you need a copy of our old filing, I can probably snailmail you one.
Understood this like I understand ANY woman.....
Maybe that’s because you might be a gelding?
Maybe that’s because you might be a gelding?
Thanks, ever so much.
I do owe the San Antonio FR lawyer who being referred by Freepers offered me so much good and proven advice.
Wish I could name him by his screen name.
Thanks.
Since I’m not dropping this pursuit, I will seek by Freepmail and by other means assistance, when needed.
Thanks so very much,
R.
How do you know I’m not dealing with something similiar right now? You posted a vanity for a reason; why not a clarification.
You’re being rude just because I ask what CMRE is?
Good luck on your frustrating delings with California and that collection agency.
Thank you.
I’m trying to follow all governmental chains and lines of communication . . . if failure leads to a legal complaint, I hope I’ve filled in all the squares necessary to make a state/federal lawsuit viable.
Merry Christmas,
R.
I do owe the San Antonio FR lawyer who being referred by Freepers offered me so much good and proven advice.
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Since I’m not dropping this pursuit, I will seek by Freepmail and by other means assistance, when needed.
Go get 'em. This may be of assistance as well. You may wish to discuss the potential of a FDCPA suit as well, and remember: if FDCPA violations are proven, the use of illegal means by the debt collector to collect the debt, whether a valid debt or not, nullifies the debt.
I do owe the San Antonio FR lawyer who being referred by Freepers offered me so much good and proven advice.
[snip]
Since I’m not dropping this pursuit, I will seek by Freepmail and by other means assistance, when needed.
Go get 'em. This may be of assistance as well. You may wish to discuss the potential of a FDCPA suit as well, and remember: if FDCPA violations are proven, the use of illegal means by the debt collector to collect the debt, whether a valid debt or not, nullifies the debt.
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