Apr 20, 2009
At 10:41am, I received a call from a Bryan Norfolk who claimed to be representing Maryland National Bank with a firm of Rubin & Yates. I was a little shocked because they called my WORK phone. I asked him how he got this number and he claimed it was public record available through the court. WRONG.
I let the guy spill his crap about I owed $4359.06 from a debt in 1993. He spoke quickly and said that an Affidavit was being filed against me in the Clark County Court and I would have to go to court on this debt unless I made arrangements with them today to make payment.
I then asked him his last name again. He stuttered and repeated his crap about taking me to court. I said well, I'll give you a fax number and you can fax your complaint over to me for review. He said he wasn't going to fax anything that if I didn't pay they were taking me to court. We went round and round with him claiming I needed to "cool my jets." Boy, don't tell me that!
Then I started gathering and making him repeat information which he didn't want to do. He claimed I was confrontational and I told him he was all hot to trot about who he represented and now he couldn't tell me? Meanwhile, I'm looking up his telephone number and came across this site. Then I let him have it. "I'm not going to cool my jets. Do you know the collection laws of Nevada? Apparently not, so let me tell you. IF this is my debt and it is now over 6 years old you cannot legally file a claim in court. Do you even know what an Affidavit is? Do you know how to properly serve someone a complaint? It isn't done by an Affidavit and it isn't done over a phone. And, do you know that by contacting me at work you have violated Federal law?
He kept saying he was going to take me to court, yet wouldn't provide a complaint. I said, I have been to court numerous times in Clark County in the District Court, Justice Court, and going to the Supreme Court. There are rules that you are required to follow to serve someone a complaint, and this is not it! He said those rules did not matter. I said, The rules of the court DO matter, I am a paralegal. I know what I am talking about. Of course, he claimed I didn't. Whatever. So, eventually after being whipped, he hung up the phone.
Ten (10) minutes later someone else from his firm called me, Dan Hollister, and claimed to be an investigator. He said he had received my file and wanted to verify some information. I said, Yeah, you received my file about 10 minutes ago and go ahead, what information would you like to verify? How about the information that you all are in violation of Federal law? How about that you can't collect a debt (real or imagined) in the State of Nevada that is over 6 years old. He hung up too.
End of story. I am reporting these people to the FCC for their blatant violation of Federal laws. Let's see how they get theirs butts out of that court date. >:|