Pretrial processing
- Denise| 45 repliesI got a call from pretrial processing about 4 months ago. So I was thinking it was a scam like the rest of these deadbeat collection agencies. However, unfortunately for me I just got notified that my wages will be garnished for 98.00 a week. I am beyond disgusted about it. It's for a payday loan NO LESS. unbelievable.. I hate BMG and hydra financial. Oh and Clara Yves who got me garnished go to hell.
- Yoda1725I smell shill. Please post the name and verifiable address of "Pretrial Processing" No such company exists.
- DaFox replies to Denise| 9 repliesSo......
Were you served in person with papers for a court appearance placed in your hand?
If not, did you receive a copy of the injunction?
Did you know that if one or both didn't happen, you can file to have the judgement vacated or set aside? - Alfalfa replies to DeniseThis has been a Shill Alert.
Now, back to our regulary scheduled program.... - BigA replies to Denise| 3 replies"However, unfortunately for me I just got notified that my wages will be garnished for 98.00 a week" So you received a certified letter, visit from a sheriff, or other authorized court official about a court hearing and ignored that also? That is the only way your wages could have been garnished. I note that you failed to give the phone number and the legal name and address of the company who garnished you. Now why is that since you hate them so badly. If I was going to take the time to write a post about how a company screwed me over, I think I would have made sure that I would put in every little detail I could.
- MidNYteStorm replies to Denise| 3 repliesBMG you say? But that is a music company and I don't see what they have to do with your alleged pay day loan.
Nice try, but you aren't fooling me with this post. - Gunnar replies to DeniseYou know Shill, I'm at a loss here. Is it that you have a large set of gonads? Or is it that you're just incredibly stupid? I'm thinking it's both. It takes a very mentally challenged Shill to post on this site at all. Here you are, thinking you may get away with posting BS on a Forum thread. You're more than welcome to try to prove your story is legitimate though. Simply tell us in which jurisdiction the court ordered your garnishment. Tell us the judges name that presided over your case. You've already given us a time frame. It's all public information. Or are you trying to tell us you were just simply "notified" that your check will be garnished? Yeah right...that story will really fly!
Come on! Cough up some verifiable information. Summons number, docket number, signing judges name, the physical address of the plaintiffs, their attorney(s) name(s)....anything! Somehow, I doubt you'll give us a damn thing. Feel free to prove me wrong though. We'll be waiting....
Skeff Ett Liv!
Gunnar - eddy replies to DeniseHydra is in big legal trouble with the CFPB.
“The utter disregard for the law shown by the Hydra Group and the men controlling it is shocking, and we are taking decisive action to prevent any more consumers from being harmed,” said Richard Cordray, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
The business generated $97.3 million in loans and collected $115.4 million in fees over a 15-month period, according to the agency.
http://www.kansascity.com/news/business/article2143675.html - Resident47 replies to Denise| 1 replyYou're right, this is unbelievable. Your little fright story needs editing. I'd start by cutting the false indignation.
- Badge714Got debt? Then you got mail. Lots of it. Any debt you have will generate letters in your mail box. The name of the collection agency may change, but not the printed & stamped items in the box. It will list who the debt was originally with, how much, who you owe now, & how much to settle. Sometimes early in the process they will put a second lower amount that will settle. So? A 'forgotten debt'? 'Wages garnished'? Just not believable. One interesting note is what some utilities put in collection notes. If you settle for a lower amount they reserve the right to charge you the difference if you ever use their services again. Read the fine print folks.
- RustyWell, well, well.. Hydra Financial Limited Fund I; Hydra Financial Limited Fund II; Hydra Financial Limited Fund III; Hydra Financial Limited Fund IV; DJR Group LLC; CMG; Bahamas Marketing Group; Advance Credit Processing; BMG; BMG Horizon; BMG / SandPoint; Canyon Creek, LLC.; Check Systems / Check-Systems.com; DJR Group, LLC.; Horizon; Huskhawk Group Ltd.; JHS Marketing Inc.; Kenwood Services, LLC.; Sandpoint Capital LLC; St. Armands Group; Summit Group, LLC; UPC & Associatesnd on and on..
Type "Hydra law suit" in google and the first thing that pops up is; http://www.consumerfinance.gov/newsroom/cfpb- ... cash-grab-scam/
All the companies listed above are associated in some way shape or form with one another. A simple search for Hydra, DJR Group or Bahamas Marketing will lead you to pages with a long list of companies on the "online-payday-loans.org" which have been reported by consumers reporting addresses (that they wish no one to have), contacts and phone numbers. You will find that these three specifically have each of the firms listed underneath the reports as associated companies.
These folks are the same places that call with scare tactics regarding threats of being served by a legal processor while leaving a number to call to "reschedule" or "discuss the matter" then want you to make a payment on a non-existent or dead debt. If you tell any of these types that it was listed and discharged through bankruptcy they will claim "the account IS NOT covered by any U.S. bankruptcy laws". When they hit a brick wall and find they are going now where they will pass it off to another of their associated firms to which that firm will claim to be the collections agency. They'll give inaccurate dates, inaccurate amounts that were supposedly deposited in accounts no longer in existence.
We have received countless calls from 7 collection agencies so far for the same loan company over the last few years. The original company is included on the list here and the "collection agencies" are listed here as well. There are also many, many , many reports on this site detailing the scare tactics and illegal practices including the cash and grab scheme where after a consumer pays off their loan the firm deposits an unauthorized sum of money into the unsuspecting consumer's account in order to draw more "high interest payments".
It has also been reported they have been using the name Kirkland Asset Management for collections as well. - Alfalfa replies to Resident47And...the Academy Award for Righteous Indignation by a Shill goes to....(fumbling with envelope)...
Denise!
Accepting the award for Denise is....Anyone? - Duh| 2 repliesI get these calls almost everyday. At first I was afraid....I was petrified (keep singing). The I realized that everyone I owe money to has my address and knows where to find me. They say they have documents to serve me and need my address. Ummm, yeah let me give that right up. Dumbass. Your scary voice is so over the top ridiculous. Keep calling, maybe one of these days I will answer and give you that address....NOT.
- Razy replies to Duh| 1 replyJust got a call today from a company called Pinnacle or maybe it was Critical Asset mgmt saying that I was being served papers, and that only a few people in the office were there to help me. This time it was for Peak 3 Holdings saying I owed $637 for a loan in July 2011. Last week it was from a company called R Mgmt saying I owed $2500 for a loan in April 2011. They continued to say that I would be sued for check fraud by the federal government that they were in mediation and litigation. I used to believe them but now I see what a disgusting sick and sad scam ring this is. Every company they claim I owe to is linked to CMG or Hydra Fund which are linked together as well. I had one loan. I paid it in 2011, and now four years later the scammers are out doing their best. I have a lawyer, numerous complaints with the CFPB, and my own bank records showing they are lying!!!
- alsoBob replies to Denise| 3 repliesI suspect that this is a pre-emptive post for a scammer that is soon to be flooding the phones with "pretrial processing calls" from unknown numbers, where people looking for info but having no phone number to check will find this post and read this shill's post. Of course that doesn't explain the shill's stupidity to think that the guardians of the gate at 800notes weren't going sniff them out and warn the public of this scam !!!!
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