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     Laws regarding debt communications?

     Alright guys I´ll see. Thank you.

     • mrmunchkins4
     • Post #18
     • Jan 28, 2020
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
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     Laws regarding debt communications?

     Do you know anything though in regards to my response about initiating a live check offer? Would this be reasonable enough to show the offer is a settlement?

     • mrmunchkins4
     • Post #10
     • Jan 27, 2020
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
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     Laws regarding debt communications?

     I found their principal address according to the Virginia State Corporation Commission via business entity search. The address is different from the routine mailing address where I normally use to send them payments until I became delinquent. Being this is THERE address and not a third-parties...

     • mrmunchkins4
     • Post #8
     • Jan 27, 2020
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
  4. M

     Laws regarding debt communications?

     I owe another creditor $4,000 to. I just thought of this, and I have no IDEA if it'll work, but I can give it a shot. If I send them an offer with the consideration that they relinquish the contract as performance in return for $2,000 (50%) and I put in this letter a $2k check addressed to them...

     • mrmunchkins4
     • Post #6
     • Jan 27, 2020
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
  5. M

     Laws regarding debt communications?

     I did not show up.

     • mrmunchkins4
     • Post #5
     • Jan 27, 2020
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
  6. M

     Laws regarding debt communications?

     No idea, they never bothered to provide a copy of contract.

     • mrmunchkins4
     • Post #4
     • Jan 27, 2020
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
  7. M

     Laws regarding debt communications?

     I have a problem with a creditor in Virginia. I did not show up to my appointment, and they billed me a late fee. Anyways, if someone disputes a $100.00 bill they claim they do not owe, and they refuse to pay, can the creditor keep racking interest and fees up, and continue to send updated...

     • mrmunchkins4
     • Thread
     • Jan 27, 2020
     • Replies: 17
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
  8. M

     Going back and forth with authorities, what now?

     I didn't try to make anything private. I just needed to solve an issue.

     • mrmunchkins4
     • Post #13
     • Dec 27, 2019
     • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
  9. M

     Going back and forth with authorities, what now?

     I kept those in memory. I put new variables, addressed the root of the concern, and just more information to go off of to solve my problem then specifically focusing on telecom.

     • mrmunchkins4
     • Post #11
     • Dec 26, 2019
     • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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      Going back and forth with authorities, what now?

      I made a new one because I felt the focus on my older post was confusing, so I deleted it. Could this post be visible so I can get valuable input to help with my discovery for my request?

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #9
      • Dec 26, 2019
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
  11. M

      Going back and forth with authorities, what now?

      While relevant, many things in this post are unaddressed. Mny questions to answer here.

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #7
      • Dec 26, 2019
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
  12. M

      Going back and forth with authorities, what now?

      That post explained things terribly. I am essentially covering all grounds here. I have nothing against ISP, I actually explained in more detail and truth what is happening and my need to resolve it.

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #5
      • Dec 26, 2019
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
  13. M

      Going back and forth with authorities, what now?

      My bad. I didn't clarify things at all. Let me reword what I meant. I sent a FOIA request, not a subpoena. I understand FOIA/PA is a federal subject matter. This incident happened nearly on or about 2 years ago. These agencies, if the case is cold, and there is no risk of jeopardizing an active...

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #3
      • Dec 26, 2019
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
  14. M

      Going back and forth with authorities, what now?

      What is the name of your state? Virginia So basically some background. I was alleged to have joined a shady group chat for something related to financial fraud and my information was subpoenaed and retrieved according to an insider credible source. I want to find out which agency, so I'm...

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Thread
      • Dec 26, 2019
      • Replies: 13
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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      Confidential Information Shared

      It's a possible future benefit based off the way bankers and their regulators have acted in the past. But depending on who you ask, a benefit–cost ratio would save you more by opening a bank account in your home country.

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #27
      • Oct 20, 2019
      • Forum: Banking & Credit Cards
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      Confidential Information Shared

      This is true. But for my matter, even with expense of tax preparation for such filings, not an issue. Offshore banking is assumed for rich, I soon saw this as false at glance.

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #25
      • Oct 20, 2019
      • Forum: Banking & Credit Cards
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      Confidential Information Shared

      It's just some good advise, but then again, I think you're right, the main point here is that trying to get compensation when you weren't really harmed is difficult. It's best she/he opens a new account with a different financial institution.

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #23
      • Oct 20, 2019
      • Forum: Banking & Credit Cards
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      Confidential Information Shared

      I would to be honest. Good places in the EU I hear is Malta. As much as the hype is, switzerland is still a very viable place for privacy with finances, but not as much as back then. There also not that difficult to open. As long as you are doing it for legitimate purposes, like asset...

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #21
      • Oct 20, 2019
      • Forum: Banking & Credit Cards
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      Confidential Information Shared

      Yes! It gives you a relief from creditors, but more importantly, US bankers can be quite abusive. Research banking Financial crisis of 2007–2008! This made me lose all respect for US financial institutions.

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #19
      • Oct 20, 2019
      • Forum: Banking & Credit Cards
  20. M

      What is the name of the system law enforcement officers use to pull personal information from a license plate?

      Fair Credit Reporting act? Interesting! Thanks to everyone once again for your cooperation!

      • mrmunchkins4
      • Post #40
      • Oct 19, 2019
      • Forum: Civil Litigation