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Complaint Review: Froster And Garbus - Farmingdale New York

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  • Froster And Garbus 500 Bi-county Blvd. Farmingdale, New York U.S.A.

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I went to the bank the other day and both my joint savings & checking was negative $2850.00-EACH!!! When I went to the bank manager he said a legal firm had froze my account for those amounts. When we called the firm, they could not even find me in their system. I had to call the bank and they told me it was for Captial One. I had owned this card 6 years ago, in my maiden name from Captial One for the whole amount of $1,000 That was the balance when I lost my job, and to be honest, I forgot about it. The lawyer's firm said I have to pay $1900 for intrest and late fees, The attorney's office of Forster and Garbus said they they attempted numerous contacts and tried to serve me with the Order to Appear! Ive inquired why I have not been contacted by Captial One or her firm for the past 6 years?

Jr1252
Bronx, New York
U.S.A.

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#2 Consumer Comment

One more thing you should do

AUTHOR: Faron - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Friday, March 21, 2008

You should go to naca.net and find an attorney and sue the hell out of these bums. Also keep in mind, even though the statute of limitations (SOL) may have run on this debt (it is 6 years in New York, so the exact dates are the key), the judge could have cared less because you didn't show. I know it's because you were not properly served, but the judge does not know that. The ambulance chasing bottom feeders told the judge you were proplerly served and that is the only side he has heard. The SOL plea would need to be brought out in court.

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You will need to go to the courthouse that issued the order

AUTHOR: Faron - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Friday, March 21, 2008

Sounds to me like you weren't properly served and you need to go to the court and state that to the judge to get the freeze lifted. It also appears the statute of limitation has run on the debt so that is what you would need to bring up in court. Since the judge thought you were properly served, it is assumed that you are guilty because you did not show for court. The slimeball, bottomfeeder, shyster, ambulance chasers will not unfreeeze your bank account, so you MUST go to the courthouse and plead your case. I am no lawyer, by the way, but this seems to be the proper remedy for this mess.

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