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Re: National Arbitration Forum
Posted by Curmudgeon on 5/21/07

    Wrong again, Grasshopper. The new agency is now seeking to get a wage
    garnishment or asset attachment order from a court to enforce the already
    valid arbitration award. You no longer have any opportunity to contest
    the amount or validity of the arbitration award. Now you just get to pay
    it.

    On 5/21/07, James J wrote:
    > I posted previously about being 'served' by FedEx from NAF last May
    > ('06). I ignored it and NCO continued to harrass me. Mid july I was
    > notified that I had only 30 days to reply, I ignored again.
    >
    > I forget when but I recieved a very poorly copied copy of NAF award to
    > NCO. The award was for almost $30,000 on a credit card debt of less than
    > $4000 ... TOPS! Continued to be harrassed and told them I refused to
    deal
    > with their rude, sarcastic and threatening tactics.
    >
    > I was recently notified that a NEW collection agency has taken over this
    > account and so far (one call) they seem a little more friendly ... so
    > far!!!
    >
    > Last week I was served by a 'REAL' sheriff of the 'REAL' court and not
    > FedEx with a copy of the NAF award attached. This I do know I have to
    > respond to and proves that the original 'award' from NAF was nothing
    more
    > than a bogus attempt to scare me and is nothing more than any company
    > requesting the court to find in their favor for the award requested.
    >

     
     

 
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