Stick it to Debt Collectors (With Arbitration)

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**Here’s how to stick it to credit card debt collectors with arbitration**

When you get sued for debt collection for a credit card debt, your original contract may include an Arbitration clause.

Use that arbitration clause against them.

Go here to find your original credit card agreement and see if it has an arbitration clause in it. https://www.consumerfinance.gov/credit-cards/agreements/

If it does, contact us at contact@solosuit.com to start your Petition to Arbitrate.

They’ll be so scared, they’ll drop your lawsuit.

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Joan says:

I just found your videos because I've been looking for some tips about this topic. Went back to my citidoublecash credit card and it says the arbitration is not valid for small claims…I'm pissed
There's one more paragraph about claims which I don't even understand.
I opened my account with them back in 2018. Do you think they keep the same agreement? I threw it away the one they sent me by mail at that time. Please, can you give me some light about the small claims? The amount is $1.025.00 Thank you

Contact ? VENDORBILLZ on telegram says:

If not for you ?????? I wouldn’t have sort my bills, I got the credit card it works perfectly thanks

Midnite 123 says:

Hi,

You just gave me an idea!

How about using Arbitration to attack,

the collection agency for FDCPA and FCRA violations.

Or any dispute.

I doubt the CA's will want to pay the fee and,

I speculate that they will try to settle so the case gets dropped.

I would look to wipe out the debt.

Remove all credit report entries.

and may get a few $$$$.

Does this make some sense,

or am I missing something???

GREAT VIDEOS

Thank You!!!!!

Alexander Roberson says:

I just found your videos and would love to use the arbitration clause in the original agreement. I have sent you guys an email and hopefully I will hear back soon. Otherwise I will need to take another course.

Ayana Russell says:

I watched a lot of your videos and your website has definitely helped me to compose and file an answer. I sent an email for assistance in composing a motion to arbitrate but was told you don't offer this even though this video is still active. I figured it would be a paid service, but I guess not.

Boss Master says:

Great website

Easy Bake BBQ says:

opened a walmart card with Synchrony Bank they sold the account to Captiol One N.A. now Midland Funding is suing, there is an arbitration Clause in the original contract but not in the Captiol One. so can i still use the clause from the original contract?

MnM412614 says:

They don’t help!

burninglight light says:

Do you know what it means in the arbitration clause says seller-creditor

David Lopez says:

I went to your site but it only shows how to answer to the suit, I dont see any info or guidance on the Motion to compel private / contractual arbitration.

1010Morada says:

US bank has hired lawyers who are collecting the debt. What does this clause mean if the first part says it does not apply to the claim it sought in it jurisdictional limits?

burninglight light says:

The cpfb has new contracts 2020 but the credit was in 2019 does the same arbitration agreement still be used since it’s a different date and there’s a clause arbitration can not be used on small claims out?

alaina brown says:

I have a credit card debt and it’s only $599 I don’t think it’s even worth their time. Do I fill out arbitration and use your guide to answer each line of the summons or just one or the other?

Shannon Johnson says:

I would love to put in an order for a petition to arbitrate. How can I go about doing that?

Shannon Johnson says:

Hey. Awesome education! Do you have any tutorial on how to file a petition?

Fitz Tragic says:

So i have a synchrony bank amazon account i'm being sued for, the Plaintiff is Portfolio Recovery, i have already been served with my papers and issued a response, can i still use this Arbitration clause? The only thing ive gotten back from them is some bogus repayment plan stipulation and a very very tiny part of my card statements ( it has only 50$ worth of purchases on these statements and 300$ of MY payments on it) So lol im thinking they don't even HAVE the full records. Because they sent me that as if its proof of a dollar amount i owe. When it only has numerically a much smaller amout. It DOES SAY xxxx dollars, but the money in the statements is less than 300$.

Wes Wayne says:

I was just served a credit card summons. I am on ssi and am terrified. I do not live in Utah, but after watching this video and following the links, I found that my bank has this arbitration clause. I am seriously thinking of trying this option. I'm going to research more. Thank you so so much!

RaKesha Hill says:

Filed MTC for Barclays Card and judge denied it stating that Plaintiff opted to sue in state court. Judge then granted their MSJ. Do I have a case to appeal? Can you guys help with that?

Dan Perez says:

I have an interesting question for you sir. In regards to a Debt collector trying to add fees to an original amount owed, Mind you these fees are not interest rate fees for the underlying debt owed which the state allows. These are fees like attorney fees/Agency fees without a judgment …which legally needs the original contract to stipulate any fees that can be added to the original debt. This is even harder for said debt collector to do as this is medical debt, and all medical history is protected by HIPAA . since I did not consent for my medical records/history to be disclosed to any third party, How can i ask in a summons to the defendant( debt collector) to prove this by discovery means. I want to know if i can ask for a motion for discovery in my summons to the debt collector to prove that they don't have my consent to release my medical history as a violation of HIPAA and also FDCPA 808(1) The collection of any amount (including any interest, fee, charge, or expense incidental to the principal obligation) unless such amount is expressly authorized by the agreement creating the debt or permitted by law.

I basically want to ask in court how it was that allowed them(debt collector) to make all these bogus fee's up if i didn't authorize my medical records which contain any original contract between myself and the Medical establishment . How could they make these fees up if they dont know what was originally set between myself and the Medical establishment? without these original contracts how did the know what to add on, not add on to the original debt if they didnt have the original agreement NOR COULD THEY AS THIS ALSO BREAKS HIPAA medical disclosures.

Quinton Rivers says:

LVNV picked up two accounts from synchrony Bank for lowes and Wal-Mart for more than 13k. Do you think they still will go for arbitration?

KP says:

Just opened a new Discover card and trying to decide if I should opt-out of the arbitration clause. Was certain I would, but then saw this video so now I'm not sure. My biggest worry is that in the future if I can't pay my balance and want to settle or avoid paying it completely, it's much easier for the credit card company to just get a quick, inexpensive judgement against me for the full amount through the arbitration, as opposed to the time and expense they'd have to take on if they tried to sue me in a real court. So, they are more likely to just sell the debt to a debt collector who I can then make a settlement with if I opt-out of the arb clause. If I don't opt-out, then they may not even bother selling the debt to a debt collector since they can obtain a quick easy judgement against me through the arbitration. What do you think?

Ta Da Hooray says:

Thank you! I’m dealing with a lawsuit by Amex and there is an escalation clause in the cardmember agreement, stating the remedy to disputes must go through mediation or arbitration (paid for by Amex) before it’s to result to lawsuit. My end goal is to settle so hopeful this buys time or ends up in mediation

Tom Bear says:

What if there is no arbitration clause? Dealing with Midland who bought a 5K debt from Cap One.

J. Kelsey says:

Why would you offer them anything? Make them cough up the money to go to arbitration. They of course won't pay for arbitration. They'll just move on to low-hanging fruit. And meanwhile the statute of limitations keeps on ticking

Inspired by Queen TLC says:

You are an angel I didn’t know what to do. I am about to email you all and hopefully I can get some help. Thanks in advance! ?????

Syed Aon Muhammad Rizvi says:

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