Complaint Review: Arrow Financial Services - Niles Illinois
- Arrow Financial Services 5996 Touhy Ave Niles, Illinois U.S.A.
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Arrow Financial Services Scumbags attempting collection Niles Illinois
*Author of original report: I find it currious how soon you filed a rebuttal Robert
*Consumer Suggestion: I believe they can sue.
*Consumer Suggestion: I believe they can sue.
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I hadn't heard from these idiots in a long time. I received a letter from them about 2 weeks ago. Same crap, new day. I sent a certified letter requesting validation.
I'm sure I will get back some type of cut & paste document or a print screen.
I will then send a certified letter demanding they produce the original card-holders agreement which they will not be able to. I will then have my attorney demand that all of my information be removed from their files and my credit report.
If these clowns try to collect from you, dispute everything.
They can't sue you while the account is in dispute. Simply keep disputing everything they send until the statute of limitations runs out.
Notice I call it the 'account'. Never refer to it as a debt, call it the 'alleged account'. This realy pisses them off.
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#3 Author of original report
I find it currious how soon you filed a rebuttal Robert
AUTHOR: Bill Collectors Hate Me - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, December 21, 2008
You live in NY which is where several sleazy collection agencies are based.
Makes one wonder what you do for a living. HMMMMMM.
I meant the way I have been handling these idiots works well in my state, at least for me it does. They have been threatning to sue me for 2 years. They send a form letter, I demand validation & they send a print screen that doesnt prove anything. I send another demand and here nothing for a few months and so on.
And a warning to all.
Every time I send a letter telling one of the large collection agencies to back off I get one of those so-called 'unsecured' credit card offers about 2 or 3 weeks later.
It's happend 3 times now. I think it is a trick trying to get peoples current employer and phone #s. Never fill these out.
#2 Consumer Suggestion
I believe they can sue.
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, December 17, 2008
""If these clowns try to collect from you, dispute everything.
They can't sue you while the account is in dispute. Simply keep disputing everything they send until the statute of limitations runs out.""
Really? Who is telling you this? Can you tell us what law states this?
I've been to court many times (3 times as the plaintiff and many appearances as a witness to testify for the debtor against a creditor) and it seems to me that that's what the courts are for-to settle disputes.
I know of no statute in any US jurisdiction that prohibits a lawsuit over a disputed debt. I believe you are mistaken.
#1 Consumer Suggestion
I believe they can sue.
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, December 17, 2008
""If these clowns try to collect from you, dispute everything.
They can't sue you while the account is in dispute. Simply keep disputing everything they send until the statute of limitations runs out.""
Really? Who is telling you this? Can you tell us what law states this?
I've been to court many times (3 times as the plaintiff and many appearances as a witness to testify for the debtor against a creditor) and it seems to me that that's what the courts are for-to settle disputes.
I know of no statute in any US jurisdiction that prohibits a lawsuit over a disputed debt. I believe you are mistaken.
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