From budbhibbs.com
10333 Richmond Ave
Houston, TX 77042
(713) 782-7404
Collect america is no longer collect america
They have TWO new names, CACV, LLC and CACH, LLC and are filing lawsuits and arbitration claims to collect on their bottom feeder accounts. Debt collector and owner Phillip Scott Lowery, of Denver, CO has embarked on the legal path in an apparent attempt to bolster revenues. Unfortunately, he still using the same old tactic of bogus affidavits, based on manufactured documents and lies in the pleadings that purport to show they have knowledge of events that they do not. One of their worst and in my opinion dumbest franchisee's, Sam Streeter of Houston, TX has his collectors threatening litigation in states he is NOT licensed to practice law in. Sam has already earned himself a reputation for not being the brightest light' in the food chain, so his collection antics come across more as desperate, than professional
Bud Says
Sam Wilson Streeter of Louisiana was educated and received his law degree from Baton Rouge. He eventually ended up in Texas, working for the District Attorney's Office in Harris County (Houston). From what I have heard and folks who knew him, he was not considered the brightest bulb in the lamp and apparently has still got a LOT to learn. Streeter reportedly rents his law license as a Collect America franchisee to Houston debt collector James O. Woolley, Jr. Who has had a long and sorry history in the debt collection industry. Streeter has trouble spelling F-D-C-P-A, so he lets Woolley and his lieutenants run the Houston franchise which by my count is now on their fourth, no fifth, maybe sixth attorney since it started.
Anyone who has been around this business for awhile realizes that Streeter is there in name only, so his expertise' in debt collection is limited to whatever Jim Woolley told him that day. They like to file suits using bogus documents and pleadings, typical of all Collect America bottom-feeders who purchase worthless debts for pennies and have nothing of substance to back them up.
Woolley and his bunch LOVE to threaten, intimidate coerce, even extort monies if it means a payday for them. They will lie and threaten you with things that may violate federal laws. When they sue, you can almost always defeat them with the right attorney because Collect America's reputation for proving up debts is almost non existent.
NEVER trust or take anything these bottom-feeders tell you as truth because lying is a BIG part of their business.
Do NOT fail to respond to a Streeter lawsuit, you can avoid a default judgment. ALWAYS dispute the validity of the debts they attempt to collect by demanding all documents that validate their claim. Expect to receive in-house generated documents including the phony notarized affidavit by some pin head that has no clue of what they are doing.
Every letter they send out MUST have the signature of an attorney who has reviewed that particular file. Streeter is too dumb to figure out the math, however there is NOT enough time in the day to do what he and they will claim, so there is money to be made in going after these crooks.
Need a REAL attorney? I recommend the consumer law experts at: naca.net
Tell them Bud Hibbs sent you.
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