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    urban cowgurl replies to cowboy
    I think I love you Cowboy!!! You think just like me. Instead of feeding off of another person's misery, we need to be independent and stop looking for a bailout or a handout! If you dont have the cash in your pocket to buy something then you dont need it!! Make do and God will provide a way. Maybe not a fancy mercedes or a hummer but a good ole truck goes down the road the same way! Have a blessed day to all who read this!
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    GoD wIll ForGive You, maybe replies to Jon
    | 1 reply
    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>how bout we go really old school and reinvent the debtors prison JON!!<<<<<<

     Victorian London - Prisons and Penal System - Prisons - Fleet Prison
    The Fleet Prison, for debtors and persons committed for contempt of court, or other offences in the High Court of Chancery, or upon process for debt, or under execution, no longer exists, having been finally closed on Thursday the 10th of November, 1842, and the Marshalsea, a prison also for debtors, on Saturday the 19th of the same month; when, under an act of parliament, passed during the session of 1842, authorizing Lord Denman to issue his warrant for their transference, they were removed to the Queen's Bench Prison, in the Borough

    Mogg's New Picture of London and Visitor's Guide to it Sights, 1844



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       At length, the Prison of "The Fleet" has been abolished, and removed, after an existence of nearly eight centuries . . .
       In "the Riots" of 1780 the Fleet was destroyed by fire, and the prisoners liberated by the mob; consequently great part of the papers and prison records were lost . . . .
       Immediately after "the Riots," the Prison was rebuilt: it consisted chiefly of one long brick pile, parallel with Farringdon-street, and standing in an irregularly shaped area, so as to leave open spaces before and behind, connected by passages round each other. This pile was called the Master's Side. The front in Farringdon-street had little that was noticeable, if we except the arched opening into a room technically called "the grate," from its crossed iron bars. Above was inscribed, "Pray remember the poor prisoners, having no allowance;" a small box was placed at the window-sill, to receive the charity of passengers in the street, while a prisoner within shouted in suppliant tone the above prayer. The was, unquestionably, a relic of the ancient prison, corresponding with the "begging at the grate" referred to in some of our old comedies. Sometimes, however, the sharing of the public charity was called "having a part of the box," as may be seen by references in the account of the Warden's fees in Elizabeth's reign.
       The entrance to the Prison was by a heavy, stone-framed doorway, bearing on it jambs the figure 9; so that a sort of fictitious address to the inmates of the Prison was "No.9, Fleet Market," and subsequently "Farringdon Street."
       The interior arrangements were very simple: On each of five stories, a long passage extended from one extremity to the other, with almost countless doors opening into single rooms. These passages, or galleries, were ill-lighted; and what with their dank and dirty appearance, and the turmoil of prisoners and visitors passing to and fro from the rooms, the ceaseless banging of doors, echoing through the vaulted roofs, they had a most extraordinary effect upon the nerves of the sensitive visitor, and made him shudder at man's self-imposed suffering. The room presented the usually wretched aspect of a Debtor's prison luxury, in the dirty-white squalor of the walls, perchance scrawled with the offscourings of a low mind, or vulgarity ill at ease. Perchance, too, the light streamed through murky and begrimed glass upon a bed of "London white," which the occupant, in the heyday of his dissipation, would have scarcely deemed fit for a pauper. In short, the tattered curtain, the rickety or broken furniture, and the "G.B." upon the jambs of the grate, denoted  "all manner of unrest," however those initials, under ordinary circumstances, impart the idea of security and Royal possession.
       The inmates and straggler in this house of care, presented almost as various aspects as those of a Spanish crowd. Here might be seen the turbaned debtor, bewrapped in the dirty relics of his flaunting finery; the ci-devant man of property creeping about in rags, and craving to do the offices of the menial; and the woful wife ministering to cheat sorrow of a smile, yet heart-sick and sore. Ever and anon doors opened, and then came forth the revel shout and the jolly laugh - the indiscriminate welcome, which would have the whole world for one table, and then keep it in a roar. They, whom curiosity tempted to stroll hither, did not soon forget the rabble rout, and their nestling-places:-
           Whence even now the tumult of loud mirth
           Was rife and perfect to the listening ear
       Alack! what "strange bedfellows" did Debt - a phase of misery - make men acquainted with the Fleet. If a prisoner did not wish to go to the Common Side (a building apart, and to the right of the Master's side, where he was put with several other prisoners, into a common room, divided within only cabin-fashion, for which he paid nothing), he had the choice of going into "Bartholomew Fair," the lowest and sunken story, where he paid 1s. 3d. for the undisturbed use of a room; or up to some of the better apartments, where he paid the same rent, but was subject to chummage, i.e. a fellow prisoner put into his room or "chummed upon him" but who might be got rid of by a payment of 4s. 6d. per week, or more, according to the fulness of the prison. The latter prisoner would then provide himself with a common lodging, by letting which prisoners in the Fleet are known to have accumulated hundreds of pounds in the course of a few years.
       Out of doors, there was the same indication of recreant waste as in the interior, though with a stronger shade of vagabondism, and ruffian recklessness. Here might best be seen the characterless "characters" of the place, in which every prison is sure to about. Smokers and other idlers loitered about the steps leading to the racket-ground, where shone many a wight who had lamentably failed in bandying the ball of life. Beneath a shed was played skittles - its senseless wooden rumble echoing through the place. Here you might hear the roar of the great Babel without; and from some point, see one or two of its churches aspiring about the chevaux-de-frize of the prison walls. What a painful train of reflection was called up by the busy hum of the town in contrast with the stagnant life within these brick walls! Then, as if to keep up the mockery, they verged upon the yard of the Belle Sauvage Inn, a place associated with all sorts of locomotion.
       Happily, this pest of a Prison - the Fleet (devoted, we supposed, for sake of contrast, to Chancery prisoners) has been razed to the ground. By Act of Parliament, 1842, the Prison was abolished, and its few inmates were drafted to the Queen's Prison. The Fleet has since been sold to the Corporation of the City . . .

    from The Illustrated London News, 1846



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    FLEET PRISON, on the east side of Farringdon-street; burnt in the Great Fire of 1666; built anew and again destroyed in the riots of 1780; rebuilt 1781-2 and finally pulled down in April 1844, when (1845) the site was purchased by the Corporation of London for 25,000l., with a view of converting it into a House of Correction, in lieu of the Giltspur-street Compter;* (*23rd Report of Woods and Forests, p.34) but the site is still unoccupied. The outer walls were removed Feb.20th, 1846, and the prison abolished, pursuant to 5 & 6 Vict., c22, by which the three prisons, the Fleet, the Queen's Bench, and Marshalsea were consolidated, and made one by the name of the Queen's Prison.

    Peter Cunningham, Hand-Book of London, 1850
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    shelly replies to Mrs Wright
    I received a call from this number and they told me that i have charges pending and that i am facing charges for payday loans that have alre ady been wrrtten off and paid. I contacted an attorney and when they made the call to them they had no record on file for me. I plan on contacting the attorney generals office and reporting these people for fraud and harrassment.
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    Smarter Than Them.....
    I recently had this company call and threaten me on my job.  They called my HR and Legal departments attempting to threaten them as well.  I, like a dummy, went ahead and paid them out of fear of being arrested.  Once I realized that it was a scam I immediately contacted my bank and told them to investigate a fraudulent charge.  They returned my money and I got a new debit card in fear that they would try to take money again.  All I ask is that they show me proof of the debt and I will gladly pay it.  If you cant prove anything to me or show me any documentation then you will just be calling and harassing.  They can call all they want....I now have my money back so who cares.  I'm documenting and recording all communication that they leave.  (Callers Ben Lomax, Walt Schafer, & Monica Nealy)
    • Caller: "Schafer & Associates" & "Oasis Financial"
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    Allen Thomas replies to Sandra
    I was actually one of those people that they helped and for your info I dont work for them or never have.Most of you people that post this stuff is just mad that their investigators found you and now are holding you responsible for the money you steal. I was one of those people that attempted to get away with not paying what I know I owed.Dont hate because they did their job well enough to find your theiving behind. I was at first but when they walked me trough the motions I was glad I complied.As for you haters know that your steeling you theives oh yeah remember I was one of you haters.
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    Allen Thomas replies to Chris
    What does it matter that you are a best selling author? Donald trump, Wesley Snipes and all kind of people with plenty money have been in dept at one time or another.
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    Carlos replies to sandra
    You sound very angry. Seems like you had alot to pay like I did but Miss Hall and her assistant Luis helped me on fees when I decided to calm down.You might want to stop being so angry and give them a call back and im sure they will help you to.
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    Luis Rodiguez replies to Jon
    | 10 replies
    You silly man,you are one of the people that go and get payday loans with no intent to pay. Then you make blogs like this to justifie you theivery.We provide plenty of documentation for clients. I just found out about this blog through one of my clients that settled a substantial debt for half of the original debt with the experteas assistance of Miss Hall. This were the clients words not mine"People make these blogs so they dont have to pay what was borrowed to them".We provde a service to help people but to you is not help because its against your agenda and that is to take with no intent to pay back.There will always be good and bad in the world,you choose which one are you.
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    Jon replies to Luis Rodiguez
    | 9 replies
    Hey [***] for brains you know nothing about me.Before you run off
    with the mouth you need to get your facts staight. First of all
    I never took any [***] payday loan out. What about you,what are
    you doing in this blog is it because you took out a payday loan and didn't
    pay it, or do you work for this scumbags,and if you do I wondor how you sleep
    at night,theatning peoples family. You must be really unhappy.
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    Luis Rodriguez replies to Jon
    | 8 replies
    Actually I do work for this company and not affraid to say so. Like I said one of my clients made me aware of this blog so i was curious to see what was being said. Mind you even after reading all your foolishness she still decided to fix the issue that she knew she was responsible for.We help people here I dont know what lidigators you have come in contact with but obviously it was a bad experience. For your info that has been clients that we ave delt with that call our firm with accounts we dont even have. That is because of the good service we provide. Just pay what you owe and stop being so angry.This will be the last time I entertain your ignorance and foolishness. Hope all works out for you.
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    Jon replies to Luis Rodriguez
    | 7 replies
    Why do you keep saying I owe something I owe nothing. If your
    a republe company prove it,Give me the name and addres, and CEO
    of your company.also why are 10 people suing this company for FDCPA
    violation,and losing by default, because you won't respond to the lawsuits.just
    ansear these questions.My gramer may be poor,that dosn't change the fact that you do shady stuff
    to make money.
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    Luis Rodriguez replies to Jon
    | 2 replies
    Cant give you none of that info because you can be some kind of bomber or something and come kill us because you are obviously very angry.Good bye. Oh yeah the lawsuits dont stick becuase  UHHH Maybe we dont brake the law OOHHHHH!!!!!!! rocket science. ;-)
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    Jon replies to Luis Rodriguez
    You are a real smart ass punk! I know why you won't give information about this company,you can't Handll being exposed for what you really are,so you have to give smart ass statments..Talk about someone that's angry. At least I don't go around calling people and theating to put people in jail,or making threats to peoples family.Anyone that goes around telling peoples kids that if there parents don"t call them they will go to jail,is the biggest scum of the earth.
    Also by the way all these lawsuits have stuck,because. You guys lost by
    default,because you won't respond to a summons. If you don't belive me go online
    and look up pacer,and it has all the companies that have been sued.
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    Carlos replies to Jon
    | 3 replies
    How can you claim to know so much about these people but you dont know their address or everything else you asking for. Sounds like youe the fraud.If you know so much of these people private and legal matters how can you not know little things like alocation. Dam!!!!! you stupid.
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    Jon replies to Carlos
    | 2 replies
    I do know this companys name and address.I just want to see if
    scum of the earth louis rodriguez will reveal it. What's he so afraid of?
    He knows he doing thing he shouldn't be doing. One day it's going to catch up to him. It always does.
    Oh by the way there address is 7910 baymeadows way,Jacksonville fl.Ste215
    And the name oasis financial solutions,but the use lawyers name like Kendrick and Joseph associates.
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    curious replies to Jon
    Thank you Jon for being so active and for providing the address.  I have been told by different people at work that there is a lady calling and claiming to be someone else, apprantly somone that I work with but that was not the case.  I was told that she asked several questions.  I received a message today which was threatening (of course I saved it) from her so I called her back.  She told me that she has talked to my HR dept and I was going to be fired, she went on to make other threats.  I remained friendly as I was truly concerned but when I asked for specific info it couldn't be sent to me.  She threatened to have me arrested at work so I told her that if she was willing to do that then she could send the info to me at work, she refused and hung up on me.  I called back asking for the name of the company and the girl that answered the phone didn't even respond to me, she transferred me to a recording so I continued to call back until I received some sort of info.  I was told that the name of the company is Atlas Mediation and I was told that it is in Jacksonville, Fl however no further info would be given.  I told her that I was concerned because I wouldn't do the things she is claiming and I told her I really wanted the info so I could have an attorney review.  Again, she hung up on me but I honestly don't know if I spoke to the same lady both times.  Also, when I called initially I was told that she was in a deposition but to hold because she would want to talk to me, really?  I can't imagine that being true, I am not that important.  Also, she was on the phone within a few minutes.  I am still very seriously considering contacting an attorney and can't thank you enough for the info you provided although the name is different.  Thanks Jon.
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    law101
    my girlfriend is also getting these calls now that shes getting back to work, I contacted a legal advisor they said watch the words they say  legally, its a collection agency , not a offical law office.There full of crap, and for you people calling other people thief, what are these people doing . they wont give a legal documentaion first or at all when you request it.maybe some people are going through hard times.Ohh yeah dumdass you are bill collecters doing research, this is why your giving credit to this company.
    • Caller: Joseph and Associates
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    totally lost
    These people called  my house told my son that that they  were going to arrest me at my job  and  get me fired .. Now when I called them  back..  and went completely off for harrassing my child... they said they had the wrong person???????????/WTH.
    then I kept calling them  told them I was calling the police  on them .. they had the nerve to get attitude with me  saying stop calling them .. we said wrong # . REALLLLLLLLLLY ..no they calling my cell  leaving thse message bout the county  filing  et and he does not know what  or why I maflunction???to resolve this issue .. WOW malfunction??

    i have no idea who these people are  or that I owe anyone that I am already paying...
    • Caller: 8773330713
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    Jon
    | 3 replies
    Hey scumbag luis or [***] for brains Carlos,you should read the
    last blog .It really takes a low life scum of the earth pease of
    crap to tell someones kids that there parents are going to be
    arrested. I wonder how you sleep at night?
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    Carlos replies to Jon
    | 2 replies
    The same way you do on a bed laying down. Dummy

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