cease and desist letter
In 2005 Syleaker Marketing received a line of credit for $40,000 but used a $43,000 Wachovia CD for collateral. We defaulted on the line of credit in 2006. In Feb 26, 2009, we received a letter from a debt collector atty in Charlotte, NC. The letter stated that the claim had been referred to them for collection, in the amount of $40,728.32, excluding any statutory attorneys’ fees.
We sent a certified letter on Feb 28, 2009. requesting that they Cease and Desist, in their effort to collect on the above referenced account. It is our personal policy not to respond to collection agencies and that we will ONLY respond to the Original Creditor of the account. Therefore, you are instructed to cease collection efforts immediately or face legal sanctions under applicable federal and state law. Give this letter the immediate attention it deserves.
April 21, 2009, we received a civil summons that was filed in General Court of Justice Superior Court Division.
We sent another certified letter on April 21, 2009. Oct. 20, 2009, we received a Notice of
Right to have exemptions designated stating a judgment had been entered against us in the case captioned above, in which you have been ordered to pay money over to the judgment creditor.
We, in turn filed with Mecklenburg Co. and sent the certified letter to the attorney,to again Cease and Desist, regarding ANY AND ALL COUNTS OR FILE. In the Book Good Credit Is Sexy, a cease and desist letter should stop collection.
WHAT CAN I DO, “NOW’ TO STOP THESE COLLECTOR
AND SUE THEM!!!!?
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