Updates and reader mail: Another FDRS victim forced into bankruptcy
was reading your blog about fdrs, I fell for these scum bags and I had to file bankruptsy. I just went to court the 27th of may.
I let these leached take money out of my bank for about 6 of 7 months over four hundred dollars twice and then a little over two hundred dollars the rest of the time until I couldn’t take the phone calls anymore feom my creditors and I had to dig up the money to pay a lawyer to file bankruptsy.
These people did nothing. they said they sent out a letter but they couldn’t have and they refused to return my money. they are the lowest of low. I should have known better. I had good credit until I trusted these people now I am ruined. I wish I could get my money back I live on social security disability and they prey on the weak.
Thanks for reading my mail
Thing is, reading the mail doesn’t change anything. As I wrote in my last post, FDRS needs to be sued out of business. Since they’re paying their telemarketers $250,000/year, is seems that they have the money for refunds.
Notably, the “victims” have the money to throw thousands of dollars at FDRS, then pay a bk lawyer, but I have yet to receive a single donation re. FDRS.
I’ve been VERY busy, didn’t have time to post anything all week.
So many projects, finally have the water preheating system on the roof going and it’s too cool to have the sun doing the heating. Yesterday I got my first concrete experience helping a neighbor after the form for the basement wall broke. You can read every book on concrete, but nothing comes close to being there.
My nephew took off today to go mountain biking for a week and I’m trying to clean up my office and catch up on paperwork. We also hung some more cabinets, it’s time for major reorganization.
Had some good news regarding my litigation.
First I received an order from the appeals court denying the Focus motion to dismiss, which I had not even received. Then I got the order for my case against the CRAs and NCO, allowing me to amend my complaint to include my claim of tortuous interference with my business against TU. That’s the best news I’ve gotten in a long time, I’m so tired of the CRAs ignoring factual disputes. I also got some discovery responses to scan and post. I’ll post details in separate posts over the weekend.
Posted by Christine on 06/07/2008 at 03:09 PM
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FDRS is why I am here. I saw their ad, it looked good, so I looked for what I call a “hall of shame”. I found it immediately.
The first thing I saw was the litigation. The second, was how they prey on students. This happened to my daughter. I should tell her to stop paying.
Am wondering how to legally record all conversations. They call her cell, my cell, but mostly my home number as I was judicious enough to give only the home number. Christine, I am glad you put your self first. Be CAREFUL about handling any Quit Set concrete. If you in hale the dust, it will harden immediately due to moisture in the lungs. That’s a long ride to return to health. We need you to take care of yourself and stand by us, as we do the work for ourselves with leadership of an amazing source and resource.
Sue, thanks for the tip on concrete, I’ll be sure to wear a mask when we mix it! If I had more cash, I’d order the concrete, but when you don’t need much it just costs so much for getting their truck to come to the property.
With regards to legal recording, it depends on the state you’re in: http://www.rcfp.org/taping/ I’m in AZ, so I can LEGALLY record without notifying anyone.
And some general info on various recording methods is at http://fight-back.us/forum/index.php?showtopic=96
“They call her cell, my cell, but mostly my home number ....”
Creditors can only call the person who is legally obligated for the debt and there are special rules for cell phones. AND, of course there’s state law too—so legal rights depend on the location, whether it’s a creditor or collector.
Also, I just added this entry to the FDRS category, there’ve been many comments in response to several posts this weekend:
http://creditsuit.org/credit.php/blog/C158/
