Complaint / Review
John Davis
National Affidavit Department sent me an email demanding money and a huge penalty

This is a copy of the email receive by me today:

Legal Notice? 2:08 PMReply? John Davis
Hi Rebecca, My name is John Davis. I am an attorney representing National affidavit department of USA and I sit in the court. Reason of this email is that we have registered a case against you.
Following is your information.
Name: rebecca *
Date of Birth: */*/1959
Social Security Number: *
Address: removed
Current/Previous Employer - *
Current/Previous Bank: * *
Outstanding Debt: $450 (including late payment charges)
Penalty in the court: $15000
Attorney and court fees: $1500
Creditors - CashAdvance/CashNet which is a parent company of more then 400 cash websites and internet web portals in USA and operates under different names in different states.

Apart from getting laid off by your current employer after we send them the legal notice you will be blacklisted from getting any job.

Through an IRS (Internal Revenue Service) your social security number will be put on hold causing severe damage to your credit history or credit report and your income paychecks will be put on hold. Any child support, disability, unemployment or retirement benefits will be either place on hold or will be stopped until the outcome of the case. Our primary job was to notify you about the case before we send you legal document in the mail because once this case gets registered then we won't be able to help you out of court. Our client is least interested in getting the money at this point as they want to just go ahead and start taking legal actions however we wanted to contact you and give you last chance to resolve this case out of court.

If you take care of this out of court then we will release the clearance certificate from the court and we will make sure that no one will contact you in future.

Please let us know what is your decision by replying to this email today itself or get back to me on 619-780-8088 or else we will assume that you wish to go to the court and hence we will start taking legal actions. Regards, John Davis, National Affidavit Department.