Had payment arrangement with local hospital that I became disabled at. They are building a new hospital and they need the money so they called in all outstanding accounts with total disregard of financial payment agreements.
We weren't receiving our mail due to mail box vandalism. As soon as I sent the required paperwork to companies per the USPS and the FTC, we started get late notices once in awhile.
David N. Hull, Attorney for Centron Services, Inc/Equity Process Management - stated that he had sent several letters to us - none received. We were served while I was sleeping (disabled) and the server told my husband to get into my purse and pull out my identification. He did it.
We contacted an attorney the next day - he sent letters and made phone calls to the attorney (credit service) and the guy never answered his calls. We were making arrangements to pay the bill off with our bank.
The next thing we knew, we were in default. Didn't receive this until 16 days after the first service date was over. They had actually sent it out 1 week, at least, before the judgement was filed.
A week later, my husband's boss tells him that they garnished his wages - again no notification through the credit company. All of the notices, etc were sent out earlier than they were supposed to be. We did not deny owing this money but were trying to make payment arrangements and the company just ignored us.
We are currently filing a complaint against the attorney, the Clerk of Court (as she readily admitted working for him all the time) of our County, and the Credit Service. They have not allowed us the time, required by law to respond. Everything was done before we had a chance and our attorney was totally ignored.
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