No PP Pressure Tactic

Kid Slick · Dec 11, 2002

Originally posted by Butch
Obviously we want to escalate the pressure on your enemy to settle your disagreement without actually having to go to court.

In reading Waalien's excellent No PP letter I got an idea.

http://consumers.creditnet.com/straighttalk/board/showthread.php?s=&postid=264989#post264989

From Greenblatt;

http://www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/fcra/greenblt.htm

"In the case of willful violations, the court may also award punitive damages to a consumer. Any person who procures a consumer report under false pretenses, or knowingly without a permissible purpose, is liable for $1000 or actual damages (whichever is greater) to both the consumer and to the consumer reporting agency from which the report is procured. Also, Section 621 governs enforcement actions brought by the Commission, other agencies, and the states, and provides for various monetary and injunctive penalties. The potential monetary penalties include, for those who knowingly violate the FCRA, up to $2500 per violation in a civil action brought by the Commission in district court."

Let's try the following;

Include in your No PP letter a deadline by which they must respond or you will file suit. And then include the following short paragraph. Also include a copy of the Greenblatt opinion and highlight the above section.

"If I am forced to file suit I will also include (Experian and/or Trans Union and/or Equifax) as co-plaintiff(s), and you may ALSO owe them $1,000 [each]. Responding to this demand for payment immediately can save you money. I refer you to no less of an authority than the FTC in their Greenblatt opinion."

That said, I don't know for sure if you CAN add a CRA as a "co-plaintiff", but suppose you can't.

No problem.

"If I am forced to file suit I will also notify (Experian and/or Trans Union and/or Equifax) of the outcome and they will, no doubt, ALSO be billing you for $1,000 [each]. Responding to this demand for payment immediately can save you money. I refer you to no less of an authority than the FTC in their Greenblatt opinion."

Just a thought.

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Kiyi · Dec 11, 2002

Dear sirs,

I can't pee, since I have no pressure, I am going to sue you for it. End deal. No need to fight it I just can't go.

Sincerely,

Kiyi

P.S. This is my PP Pressure tactic.

ArmySarge6 · Dec 11, 2002

Originally posted by Kid Slick

yeah, you should be able to set a precedent (See Waalien v. Trans Union, Sup Ct. 114......) LMAO
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waalien · Dec 11, 2002

Originally posted by ArmySarge6

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Don't forget the RED button to your bottom right.

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