10-11-2012 10:19 AM
RIght now mm suing mcm in federal court. As we are beginning to go into discovery my lawyer emails me. They are offering to settle. They will waive the debt. 2 Tell the cras to delete, and settle for 1000 dollars + confidentiality agreement. What they are refusing to realize is that this debt was created through id theft. THe cras have already deleted. 2 They re offering to waive a debt that was never mine? and 3. 1000 bucks? They re out of their minds. Im planning on taking this to court.
10-11-2012 10:33 AM
Get 'em!
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10-11-2012 11:00 AM
Go for it. Good luck and let us know the outcome
10-11-2012 11:02 AM
Drag them to court... See if you can flog them while you're at it!!!!
Starting Score: 50410-11-2012 12:26 PM
Yeah let kick em in da corner of darkness
Starting Score: 56010-11-2012 12:29 PM
jerrod76 wrote:RIght now mm suing mcm in federal court. As we are beginning to go into discovery my lawyer emails me. They are offering to settle. They will waive the debt. 2 Tell the cras to delete, and settle for 1000 dollars + confidentiality agreement. What they are refusing to realize is that this debt was created through id theft. THe cras have already deleted. 2 They re offering to waive a debt that was never mine? and 3. 1000 bucks? They re out of their minds. Im planning on taking this to court.
It would be smart to counter with a settlement that includes a larger dollar amount, around what you expect to clear from the court case, and attorney's fees.
10-11-2012 12:34 PM
I agree with p-, plus put something off the wall in there. Like Globetrotter tickets and a pack of skittles! lol, just joking. But if they are willing to pay more to keep it from going to court, see how much they'll take.
Starting Score: 50410-11-2012 01:35 PM
Rule number 1 in negotations when you have the upper hand - never accept the first offer.
Rule number 2 in negotations when you have the upper hand - always make a counter offer for way more than what you realisitcally would expect.
Rule number 3 in negotiations when you have the upper hand - never talk about fight club.
I agree go back with a counter offer for 150% of what you expect to get if you won a court case, PLUS all legal fees, PLUS a formal written apology, and in return you would write a letter stating that you would consider this matter closed.
If you have a slam dunk case, I wouldn't accept anything less than 100% plus attorneys fees if you sign a confidentiality agreement of any sorts....because if it goes to trial, you win - you DON'T have to keep your mouth shut as everything would be public record. But you better make sure you have all your Ts crossed and Is dotted....
10-11-2012 01:47 PM
Don't forget the skittle either.... that's the deal breaker!
Starting Score: 50410-12-2012 05:50 AM
Shogun wrote:Don't forget the skittle either.... that's the deal breaker!
That just made my day. ![]()

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