Re: National Arbitration Forum (HOW TO GET'EM OUT YOUR BACK)

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On 7/01/07, Carlos.- wrote:
> When you get the first notice about the arbitration you answer with this
>
> ....
>

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> Have to send two copys, one to the debt collector who started it an other to the
> arbitration organitation, Certified mailreturn receip requested and save the
> receips you'll need them.
>
> After a few day you'll get a letter fron the NFA o whoever is supossed to do the
> arbitration telling you that due to theirs rules they are going to arbitrate
> anyway.
> You send them back this
>
> ...............
> From: Cristina xxxxxxxxx
> 777777 Gxxxxx Ln.
> ccccccc, La 70800
>
> June 17, 2004
> TO: National Arbitration Forum
> P.O. Box 50191
> Minneapolis, MN 55404-0191
>
> RE: NCO Portfolio Management, Inc. V Cristina xxxxxxxx
> File Number FAxxxxxxxxx
>
>
> I have received your letter of June 15, 2004, I did include a copy for
> your convenience.
>
>
> Really I do not know anything about your rule number 6 or 13 but as a
> proof of delivery to NCO Portfolio Management there is a copy of the US Mail
> Service’s recipe signed for somebody from the company, I hope this will be enough,
> because if your organization insist on issue and award without my consent we will
> have to settle this matter in court.
>
>
> Sincerely
>
>
>
> Cristina xxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
> .....................
>
> Again certified with receip requested.
> That did the trick for me, they new that after this correspondence if they issued
> an award I could sue them and win so they just started with the phone calls
> again.... until I send them one of this
>
> .......................................
>
> Acc# #################
> Certified Mail
> Return Receipt Requested October 28, 2004
>
> To: Trauner, Cohen & Thomas, L.L.P.
> Or, Crow Asset Management, LLC
> 2880 Dresden Drive
> Atlanta, Georgia 30341
>
>
>
> Pursuant to Title 15 USC, section 1692c, please cease all further telephone
> communications with me concerning any debt owed. This is your written notice.
> Please also be aware that I hereby reserve the right to tape record any further
> telephone communications I may receive from you.
>
> Very Truly yours
>
>
>
> Cristina xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> .........................
>
> And that was it NCO is gone. Only a few letters in the mail every year ofering a
> settlement.
>
> Hope somebody find this usefull, I really hate those guys.
>
> Carlos.-
>
>
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> I have recieved a similar response from the NAF but, they told me to refer to rule
41g of the code of procedures. Basically they are telling me that they are gonna
arbitrate anyways and any and all corresspondence received by me will be forwarded to
the arbitrator for consideration. I have sent a refusal letter for arbitration and a
dismissal letter and this is what I've got back. Does anyone know what I can do now?
Is there another letter that I can send the NAF in response to this one they just
sent me? And, if so, can you tell me where to get it or post it here? I know I have
to do something but, not sure what. I cannot afford a lawyer so am trying to do it
myself and any and all help would be greatly appreciated
>