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Same Scam is happening to me
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Predator Capitalist Slayer
1. File a formal complaint with the Texas state attorney general against them;
2. File a formal complaint against them with the attorney general in the state in which you have received your demand letter from those [censored].
3. File a formal complaint against them with the attorney general of the state from which that state, county or municipal gov't collections referral allegedly originated.
4. File a formal complaint with the attorney general against the gov't entity in that state from which the collections action allegedly originated. There is no excuse other than the prospect of a gov't body wanting to offload their responsibility with the excuse of saving money by irresponsibly outsourcing collections actions to a scam entity like Linebarger.
5) Contact your state's and federal politicians and demand accountability from the gov't entity that was irresponsible enough to provide your private information to a scammer like Linebarger.
When a gov't entity outsources collections, they effectively eliminate their liability for anything the contractor does that violates the defendant's legal rights. And that's assuming it's even a legitimate outstanding debt and not what Linebarger is apparently doing i.e. essentially establishing a database of address and names from various insecure sources, gov't entities (or from corporations selling private data they've mined), sending bogus debt demand letters to them and then seeing what 'sticks', i.e. people who are easily intimidated and scared into just sending them ransom in spite of not being liable for any such outstanding debt. That's very much like how American health insurance corporations operate - arbitrarily deny paying for needed treatment, then forcing patients to waste many hours and even days of their lives doing battle with them until a predictable percentage of those patients just give up and try to pay for it themselves.
But I digress here. File those attorney general complaints, I think that's a good first step. But you'll likely have to pre-empt any anticipated effort on their part to pass the buck and tell you to contact Linebarger directly to try to resolve it. Of course we know that would never work so be sure to demand the atty gens not direct you to do that. That said, I'd not be confident that any state atty gen run by the GOP would assist you at all, since that party (especially in a nazi, christofascist state like Texas which, much like states like Florida is a haven for predator capitalists) will likely always side with A Shyster's Fly By Night Law Firm. Nevertheless it doesn't hurt to try anyway. Who knows, it might just get you the relief to which you're entitled.
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For something that's never happened.
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keeps sending me mail about a violation that was never occur. And wAnts to log on to their website and pay online.
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The vehicle license plate listed is the Minnesota plate on my personal vehicle, which has never been to Colorado. I have been to Colorado once in my life in January 2018, for a work trip during which I traveled in a rental car registered to someone else. So, it's completely impossible that this debt claim is in any way legitimate.