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

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If you're all so obsessed with how the NAF works, why don't you contact its founder
directly and ask him your questions?

Roger S. Haydock
roger.haydock @wmitchell.edu
Phone: (651) 290-6355
Fax: (651) 290-6406
Office: Rm 357

On 10/22/07, marge wrote:
> On 7/01/07, Carlos.- wrote:
>> When you get the first notice about the arbitration you answer with this
>>
>> ....
>>
>
>>
>> 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.-
>>
>>
>>
>> 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
>>