[sonnyr77819]

I was expecting but never received any Robo Stamped Fake Affadavit when i was waging battle with Midland Credit Management.
Of course in the many DV letters i sent to MCM and its Prez, James Brandon Black i warned him and MCM that i was wise to the robo stamping phony affadavits they manufacture in house and not to make an attempt to pass one on to me.

I sent my DV letter yesterday to Resurgent in regards to a Citibank account they are chasing me for.
I found out today on this forum that Resurgent and all of its affiliates Robo Stamp Affadavits, much like Midland Credit Management.
My Question is if they attempt to pass one of these robo stamp affadvits on to me and can prove that it is a fake, do i have grounds to file a lawsuit against Resurgent for fraud, circumventing,and Slander - Libel ?

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sonnyr77819, on 26 January 2012 - 09:06 AM, said:

I was expecting but never received any Robo Stamped Fake Affadavit when i was waging battle with Midland Credit Management.
Of course in the many DV letters i sent to MCM and its Prez, James Brandon Black i warned him and MCM that i was wise to the robo stamping phony affadavits they manufacture in house and not to make an attempt to pass one on to me.

I sent my DV letter yesterday to Resurgent in regards to a Citibank account they are chasing me for.
I found out today on this forum that Resurgent and all of its affiliates Robo Stamp Affadavits, much like Midland Credit Management.
My Question is if they attempt to pass one of these robo stamp affadvits on to me and can prove that it is a fake, do i have grounds to file a lawsuit against Resurgent for fraud, circumventing,and Slander - Libel ?

We don't give legal advice but if it was me and I was ever sued by a junk debt buyer who entered an affidavit of indebtedness into the court record I would simply employ discovery techniques by sending certain requests for admissions to the affiant who signed the affidavit. That would make them squirm as well as demanding that the affiant be available at trial. I have viewed many affidavits submitted in court cases and get a chuckle when one is entitled, "Affidavit In Support of Default Judgment" as if they expect the defendant to no show. Also, they don't like having to answer questions like, How many affidavits do you sign per day? Is a notary present when the affidavits are notarized? Are the affidavits already filled in as if in an assembly line and all you do is sign them? What specifically is a Legal Specialist? Is a prior history of working at Taco Bell a prerequisite to being a Legal Specialist? Tell the court how you came to have first hand knowledge of this debt when at no time were you ever employed by the original creditor. Are there times you sign affidavits by the bulk? If so how many do you sign per day? Chances are they would fold and seek out easier prey.