olddebts.com working!!!

[sildoc]

Tried Olddebts last month. Funny thing is I tried to call this guy over 10 times to resolve the non payment and each time I was hung up on. Filed with olddebts and two weeks later olddebts sent me a copy from an attorney. Of course the attorney is one of those Non Profit attorneys and trying to get ahold of them is like pulling teeth from a sabretoothed tiger.
I find it funny that he can pay an attorney but cant pay me.
Oh well I guess I will find out what is going on soon.
Olddebts does get them off there arses.

[DFW Area Landscaper]

Old Debts got another deadbeat to pay up! I sued this guy in small claims. Won a default judgement. A year ago.

He wouldn't pay a judgement, but he paid to keep his credit clean. Got my money, finally. It took TWO YEARS to get paid on this. 326 bones.

Nice to get unexpected cash.

Later,
DFW Area Landscaper

[MMLawn]

Originally Posted by sildoc

Tried Olddebts last month. Funny thing is I tried to call this guy over 10 times to resolve the non payment and each time I was hung up on. Filed with olddebts and two weeks later olddebts sent me a copy from an attorney. Of course the attorney is one of those Non Profit attorneys and trying to get ahold of them is like pulling teeth from a sabretoothed tiger.
I find it funny that he can pay an attorney but cant pay me.
Oh well I guess I will find out what is going on soon.
Olddebts does get them off there arses.

Sounds to me like your guy is in bankruptcy probably now....if so kiss those funds goodbye.

[SouthernYankee]

just mow it,

From what I take it you also claim the $250 for attorneys fees from each person you filed a claim on and it only cost you the one time $250 attorney fee for the same document that you use over and over again? htanks

[The C Man]

Originally Posted by MMLawn

Sounds to me like your guy is in bankruptcy probably now....if so kiss those funds goodbye.

That's a bit of a stretch.... how did you reach that conclusion?

[sildoc]

Originally Posted by MMLawn

Sounds to me like your guy is in bankruptcy probably now....if so kiss those funds goodbye.

Funny That this should pop up again. I just received a call from him today. Wanting to come to reasonable terms. He wanted me to stop at his house today and discuss. I didn't feel that was to safe so made an appointment tomorrow to discuss in a public area. He stated that his attorney said he hadn't a chance in He!! to win if we go to court and that he would still end up paying me and court costs. He for some reason is trying to get a Home equity Loan. Funny thing how this old debts works.
For the 19.95 it was a steal to make the guy streak his shorts and run and pay a lawyer, probably more than what it would cost to pay me.

[kipcom]

Originally Posted by rodfather

Simply because we are what's called an "unsecured creditor". We don't report to the big 3 credit reporting agencies.

Unsecured ??? I do not think so.... We reported 17 customers as either > Slow pay - NO pay and charge off to the credit reporting companies for 2004. OK, so I have an advantage on that part because my wife is a repo lady..LOL !!!!

[Richard Martin]

Originally Posted by rodfather

We don't report to the big 3 credit reporting agencies.

www.olddebts.com changes all of that. They will put it right on the credit record of the deadbeat and you or your company will show up as the creditor that is owed money.

[lawn]

Originally Posted by DLS1

There is probably plenty of ways to get ssn's if you have their name and address.

How do you get that????????????????????

[Dixie Pro Lawn Care]

Originally Posted by olderthandirt

I'm sure it varys from state to state or county to county but here all I have to do is go to the auditors office and provide them with a legal desciption of the property plus there name an address and the amount that I want to place the lien for. I have 60 days from the last time I worked at the prop to do this. Cost $28 The auditor ask no questions they just file the lein. And notify the property owner with a copy of the lien that has all my info on it so they know who placed the lein. So you better be sure that you have a written contract so that you cannot be liable for any damages that you cause the other party. It shows up on there credit reports and they can never sell the house until #1 the bank gets paid and then I'm second in line.

Mac

My father used to do that so if I have to, he can tell me what I need to do. I think here you need a judgement and then you can attach the property. Not 100% sure about the judgement part though. It's funny what being in the collections business has taught my family. My father, mother, and I were in it at one time or another. It brings good knowledge. It's nice to know I can legally have someone by the balls...lol.