midland credit management Falsified debt information Nationwide

 Person came to the door with a summons that had my daughter's name on it for some debt collection.  The summons had a  birthdate for a much older woman, which showed it obviously was not my daughter that had acquired the debt.  I was not home, and my wife foolishly gave the man my daughter's SSN so he could "clear up the error".  After the man left, I looked the name up on the internet and found the woman had lived in a city about 80 miles away.  About a month later another man came to the door with another summons for the same debt with my daughter's information on it.  Obviously they could not find the woman, and decided to change the information in their files to match my daughter instead.  My daughter was not even living in this area and would have had to spend more than the debt was to go to the city/court that the summons was for (which was also 80 miles away from us), to defend.  We sent a copy of the original summons with the other woman's birthdate on it to the court to show that Midland had falsified the data.  The obviously corrupt judge awarded Midland credit anyway, which resulted in a order to garnish.  Not only is Midland corrupt, but obviously the judge takes bribes to ignore clear evidence.  Even if she had still lived here and had gone to court, how do you prove you did not run up a debt, that a corrupt collection agency says you did. 

With so much being approvable over internet and phone, any company can claim you ordered something and did not pay, and the current laws require you to prove somehow you did not, which is impossible.  I am sure if you have a lawyer, you can win, however the cost for that to the average person is more than the debt.  Even if these people only manage to bully a fraction of the people into paying due to fear of court orders, the cost to the company to keep a lawyer (that is probably so incompetent this is all he can do), constantly filing these cases is likely much less than the payments.