Heidi Guedel Bücher

The true story of an ordinary middle-class married couple buried in over $94,000 in credit card debt who face debt collection, learn to defend themselves in court without hiring a lawyer, and force a major bank's collection attorney to dismiss its case against them. They avoid bankruptcy and they prevent collection. Every pleading (of both Plaintiff and Defendant) filed in this case is reproduced in its entirety - only the case number and names have been changed to protect the couple's privacy. What these people learned about the banking system would change their lives forever. NEW, UPDATED EDITION!!! Includes additional information about dealing with unscrupulous debt collectors -- their deceptive tactics, annoying phone calls, and various enticements designed to lure you into making yourself vulnerable to lawsuits; ALSO how the Statute of Limitations in your State can protect you from lawsuits and judgments.

Abbreviations Acronyms Glossary for American Readers provides reference materials for several types of professionals such as Businessmen and women, Doctors, Dentists, Financial professionals, Attorneys, Engineers, Technicians, Students and Teachers of all ages. Abbreviations Acronyms Glossary for American Readers is presented in an easy-to-read format and is alphabetized for easy-to-find items. In several cases, where an acronym may have different descriptions depending on its use in various businesses or Industries, this book has provided them; for example: RIP Acronym for Raster Image Processing time, the duration required to process an image and printing it out on a dot- matrix or laser printer.See Dot-Matrix Printers, Laser Printers. Also an acronym for Rest In Peace, commonly found on tombstones, head stones in cemeteries and burial places; also a common (let 'er RIP) slang word for let's go, let's get going fast, we're off, accelerate now, go faster, gas it, we're off now, emphatic go, turn up the juice, start the action. Also an acronym forRouting Information Protocol, which is a distance-vector protocol that allows routers to exchange information about destinations for computing routes throughout the network. See SSR, TCP/IP, PPP, OSPF.