
Originally Posted by
briansthings
So now I can use the statue of limitations in my reply to our court and the creditor You are the only one that has cleared this up for me.
Hello brian:
What am I? Chopped liver?? It's OK. I don't need accolades..
Go read what I told you. Never mind, cause I'm going to tell you again.
You think that just because you found this website, and you now have the correct information, that these collection agent scumbags are just going to go away cause you wrote them a letter?? Dude!
You're going to reply to the court... Like to whom exactly are you going to reply and what do you expect them to do?? Brian... There ain't nobody there to listen to you. There's a lawsuit filed. The clerk isn't going to drop the lawsuit just because you found something in the law. The only one who's going to listen to you is the judge. And whose to say that he's going to listen? Believe me, he's going to have a lawyer on the other side telling him all the reasons he SHOULDN'T listen. Maybe the judge and the lawyer are golf buddies, too.
No, dude. You're only a quarter of the way there. If you owe this money, I'll bet you lose in court, the statute of limitations notwithstanding. Plus, if you lose in court, you'll owe about twice as much as you do now. And with a judgment, they'll make your life miserable.
So, it would be my recommendation to gather up some cash, and negotiate a settlement. Or do you feel lucky? Do you?
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