Berkshire Financial Solutions
Now in the debts been sold twice over, but who's responsible?

We sent them over 6000.00 in payments until we realized that not a dollar one made it to the creditors. They stole every penny, and closed up shop. But before this, they sold the debt to Paragon Way, a collection agency.

So, my question is this, who is responsible? We have to pay another 6000.00 to fulfill our obligation? Or since this was fraudulent to begin with, did Paragon Way purchase a fraudulent contract to collect on? What means do we have at all to defend ourselves? None. The credit world is evil.

MBNA doubled their APR's from 11% to 24.99% in a period of 3 months. Right before they sold out to Bank of America. No one finds this objectionable?

The consumer has no defense against a fraudulent consolidation company who sold the debt to another?
I paid this debt once, I will not pay it again, yet its up to US to figure some way to prove we paid, to prove that Berkshire financial solutions did not pay the creditors? The burden of proof is all on us, and we are supposed to just pay the 6grand again?

Company: Berkshire Financial Solutions
Country: USA
State: Florida
City: Boca Raton
Address: Sandlefoot Plaza

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