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Re: National Arbitration Forum - Lack of Notice
Posted by Prairie Dawg on 12/01/07

    They'll have to try and enforce it in state court with a judgment. That means they have
    to hire a local attorney to get something on file, whether it's a motion to confirm
    arbitration award or a separate action depending on the state. At that time, you can
    respond with a vigorous defense. I suggest hiring an attorney to stuff this back down
    the craphole it came out of.

    They may even have the wrong person named. But that's not going to stop them, the facts
    never do.

    They may try and enforce it in Missouri but that may cause you to have to file an
    appearance for purposes of contesting the jurisdictional issue.

    I may be wrong about this but I think that the wind is starting to change here. Senator
    Feingold is sponsoring a bill to do away with mandatory arbitration of consumer disputes
    largely because of the efforts of NAF and their thug lapdog 'attorneys' wolpoff and
    abramson or mccann bracken. There are a lot of district court judges who are mighty
    angry at these bastids.

    didja know that the NAF markets their services to the credit card industry by saying
    that they decide in the creditor's favor better than 99 per cent of the time?

    Best of luck to you.


    On 12/01/07, AKA Thaddeous Jones wrote:
    > On 9/06/07, Doug T wrote:
    >> Has anyone had problems with National Arbitration Forum not sending notice of the
    >> arbitration prior to the arbitration and/or not sending notice of the arbitration
    >> award? I have had two different people tell me that they never received any notice
    >> from NAF either before or after the arbitration. The only notice they had arbitration
    >> even took place was a summons to ratify the award.
    >>
    >> These both happened in MO - Kramer and Frank is the attorney and NCO Protfolio
    >> management is the Debt collector
    >
    >
    > My wife received a letter in the mail saying NAF had awarded a company called NACH LLC
    > $30,000 (Never Heard of CACH LLC nor the $30K, an amount I think I would remember). She
    > never received a notice about this arbitration prior to it. It also states in the Case
    > Summary and Decision that she agreed to the arbitration. She never agreed to any such
    > thing. I have been reading the case law and I am not sure where to file a response so
    we
    > have on record that she disputes the award. The federal law is unclear how to proceed
    in
    > this matter. We live in Texas so they cannot garnish my wages, take my house or either
    > of our trucks. They can make a try at our bank accounts but I want to have something on
    > record that the award is fraudulent in case they try.
    >
    > Has anyone received a notice of award and responded to it in some fashion? I know what
    > to say but do not know who to say it to. It is my understanding that the statutes on
    the
    > federal level only allow relief through civil suite. So do I wait until they come to my
    > home town and file with the county clerk? Can I respond to some official entity to show
    > proof that we dispute the award and arbitration? Do I just send some certified mailings
    > to the NAF and CACH LLC?
    >
    > Any information on who and what to send in response to the award, we were never
    notified
    > of the arbitration, would be greatly appreciated.
    >
    > AKA Thaddeous Jones
    > The Other Thaddeus

     
     

 
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