collect wrong debt
Complaint
lilian meyers
Country: United States
To Whom It May Concern
Since April,2008 I've been sending a lot's of complaints concerning Unlawfull Repo. The Mission Federal Credit Union send some agent to repo the (2000 Chevy Cavalier) on the grounds that they did not received any payments since January of 2008, Feb, and March of 2008. I told them to check with the bank because I have 2 receipts one in feb,10.08 for 2 payments and another one in april 2008 also payment of 2 monthd. they stated that I am lying and who come it did not show payment on their records. Now I have a collecting agency demanding a payment of ($4,797,59) the contract of the car was for 5 years since Feb,2006 every month was paid until they repo the car From April08 I did not make any payment (I don;t have the car)
If you can't help me with this issue, please direct me to the righ place who can help me??
thank you
lilian meyers
lelo_meyers@yahoo.com
619-749-3415 cell
610-749-6883 office
Since April,2008 I've been sending a lot's of complaints concerning Unlawfull Repo. The Mission Federal Credit Union send some agent to repo the (2000 Chevy Cavalier) on the grounds that they did not received any payments since January of 2008, Feb, and March of 2008. I told them to check with the bank because I have 2 receipts one in feb,10.08 for 2 payments and another one in april 2008 also payment of 2 monthd. they stated that I am lying and who come it did not show payment on their records. Now I have a collecting agency demanding a payment of ($4,797,59) the contract of the car was for 5 years since Feb,2006 every month was paid until they repo the car From April08 I did not make any payment (I don;t have the car)
If you can't help me with this issue, please direct me to the righ place who can help me??
thank you
lilian meyers
lelo_meyers@yahoo.com
619-749-3415 cell
610-749-6883 office
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Mission Federal Credit Union
San Diego, California
United States
calemonlawblog.com
Repo Notice Class Action Certified
The Auto Fraud Legal Center recently had a class action certified in San Diego County. The case is Arben Selimi v. Mission Federal Credit Union, Case No. 37-2009-00086697-CU-CO-CTL. The case alleges that the notices that Mission Federal sends to consumers after their vehicles are repossessed do not comply with California law, specifically the Automobile Sales Finance Act. The notices, Selimi alleges, overstated the amount that consumers had to pay in order to get their vehicles back after they were repossessed. In addition, the notices did not provide an address to either mail or deliver the request for an extension of the time period before the vehicles were sold after they were repossessed. Superior Court Judge John Meyer certified the case as a class action. The time period of the class is June 1, 2007 to the present. No ruling has been made on the merits of the case. However, the remedy that Selimi is seeking for these improper notices is the waiver of any deficiencies that existed after the sale of the vehicles.
Mission Federal Credit Union
San Diego, California
United States
calemonlawblog.com
Repo Notice Class Action Certified
The Auto Fraud Legal Center recently had a class action certified in San Diego County. The case is Arben Selimi v. Mission Federal Credit Union, Case No. 37-2009-00086697-CU-CO-CTL. The case alleges that the notices that Mission Federal sends to consumers after their vehicles are repossessed do not comply with California law, specifically the Automobile Sales Finance Act. The notices, Selimi alleges, overstated the amount that consumers had to pay in order to get their vehicles back after they were repossessed. In addition, the notices did not provide an address to either mail or deliver the request for an extension of the time period before the vehicles were sold after they were repossessed. Superior Court Judge John Meyer certified the case as a class action. The time period of the class is June 1, 2007 to the present. No ruling has been made on the merits of the case. However, the remedy that Selimi is seeking for these improper notices is the waiver of any deficiencies that existed after the sale of the vehicles.
The Auto Fraud Legal Center recently had a class action certified in San Diego County. The case is Arben Selimi v. Mission Federal Credit Union, Case No. 37-2009-00086697-CU-CO-CTL. The case alleges that the notices that Mission Federal sends to consumers after their vehicles are repossessed do not comply with California law, specifically the Automobile Sales Finance Act. The notices, Selimi alleges, overstated the amount that consumers had to pay in order to get their vehicles back after they were repossessed. In addition, the notices did not provide an address to either mail or deliver the request for an extension of the time period before the vehicles were sold after they were repossessed. Superior Court Judge John Meyer certified the case as a class action. The time period of the class is June 1, 2007 to the present. No ruling has been made on the merits of the case. However, the remedy that Selimi is seeking for these improper notices is the waiver of any deficiencies that existed after the sale of the vehicles.
Cannot access banking information (once again). This issue, at least, is the fault of the credit union since they've moved from : https://www.missionfcu.org/ to : https://www.missionfed.com/ I'm just hoping that this is a simple and quick fix...
I’m frustrated
Share | Plaintiffs: Mauricio Manzano and Nel T. Manzano
Defendants: Mission Federal Credit Union , First American Title Company, T.D. Service Company and DOES
Case Number: 3:2010cv02681
Filed: December 29, 2010
Court: California Southern District Court
Office: San Diego Office
County: San Diego
Presiding Judge: Janis L. Sammartino
Referring Judge: William V. Gallo
Nature of Suit: Contract - Negotiable Instrument
Cause: 28:1331
Jurisdiction: Federal Question
Jury Demanded By: Plaintiff
Available Case Documents
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Date Filed # Document Text
December 29, 2010 5 ORDER: (1) denying 2 Plaintiff's Ex Parte Motion for TRO and (2) Setting Hearing for Preliminary Injunction: To have their request for a preliminary injunction set for hearing, Plaintiffs must serve Defendants with all documents by 1/10/11. Pl aintiffs must electronically file proof of service by 1/14/11. If Plaintiffs timely serve and file all documents, the request for a preliminary injunction will be set for hearing on 3/11/2011 at 03:00 PM in Courtroom 06 before Judge Janis L. Sammartino. Signed by Judge Janis L. Sammartino on 12/29/10. (lmt)