Other (i.e. phone, health club, etc.) Improper contact or sharing of info talked to a third party about my debt
Bleier & Cox APC Debt collection department,
Other (i.e. phone, health club, etc.) Improper contact or sharing of info Talked to a third party about my debt California
My banking records were subpoenaed from - - -, by Bleier & Cox APC. The attorney illegally pulled records, in an effort to track down - - 's personal information, as we share an investment together. According to - court records there is no judgement against -. In fact the writ of execution has been rejected several times, with the latest being as recent as - -, -. So how were Bleier & Cox able to subpoena bank records? The original judgement was answered by - in -/-/- in - court. Since then the interest amount has allegedly grown from $380.00 to, now, $650.00. The account has been sold or transferred - times to different attorneys - all affiliated with each other. All attorneys are associates of - - who falsely claimed to be working for - - ( - ). Court documents show that each attorney has moved the process to - different courts, over 7 years, in an attempt to illegally carry out their collection process with incomplete court papers. - - - do not represent -, do not have proper documentation to subpoena bank records and do not have a judgement pending against -. What 's worse, - - - mailed the subpoena to - on -/-/-, according to metered stamp. It was received on -/-/- ( Sat ) and the records were released to Bleier & Cox on -/-/-, according to bank representative who spoke with the bank 's legal team member. I had only two working days to refute when I am allowed at least 5 business days.
Bleier & Cox APC customer in California
Jul 18, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Bleier & Cox APC response to complaint:
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