Re: National Arbitration Forum

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Do not ignore it, that is exactly what they want you to do. If you don't take action they will
garnish wathever you have. They only way for them to get it in their way is if you don't say
anything or even worst if you try to negociate and reach an agreement to pay. This people is just
trying to rip you off that's all. As a example see what happend to allison on the previos post.

Carlos.-

On 10/03/07, Danielle wrote:
> On 8/28/07, Jason J. wrote:
>> On 8/08/07, Carlos.- wrote:
>>> I've found some more data about how to stop the nfa, I hope you found it interesting.
>>> It is at:
>>>
>>> http://www.educationcenter2000.com/legal/wolpoff_defense.htm
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Good luck all.
>>>
>>>
>>> Carlos.-
>>>
>>
>> That's great if the guys behind the NAF threats are from the Wolpof people, but the collectors
>> who recently sent me a notice of an arbitration claim with NAF are CACH, LLC. I read through
>> all the responses here to this, but I'm still not certain what I should do. Some people here
>> say taking action is the key, others are saying to ignore it.
>>
>> It sounds to me like just another threatening way to get me to pay them money, but I have no
>> idea what the consequences are of ignoring it. I've tried multiple times to work out a
>> payment plan with these people, but everything they offer is unreasonable. I recently got
>> laid off, so now is an especially bad time for them to request one lump sum payment. I only
>> owe around $3K, a thousand of which seems to be their own tacked-on interest, presumably to
>> give them a little more profit for buying out my debt from MBNA. Regardless, it certainly
>> doesn't sound like arbitration will help me in the least, since the NAF doesn't appear to be
>> even slightly unbiased.
>
> I completely feel the same way.. and I'm really unsure of what to do. I don't know if I should
> take some action or ignore it.. and I don't know if ignoring it is going to lead to them
> garnishing my wages or something. Please help!