Tuesday, April 26, 2005
Creditwrench and message boards
CREDITWRENCH CEO Billie E. Bauer, on his own message board, recently mentioned that one should research case law or internet message boards. As has been pointed on this blog previously, CREDITWRENCH CEO Billie E. Bauer depends on internet message boards, the info he's obtained from John Gilha, Bud Hibbs, and google, to support his credit repair scam.
Just recently he told a poster on his own message board that he can't find any case law that defines the SOL on his own credit card debt. Now why would someone claiming to earn $200K per year be concerned with that? Well frankly, because he couldn't make the $27 minimum payments and his Lowe's credit card went into default.
Nonetheless, contrary to his statement that there is no published case law on the SOL for credit card debt in Oklahoma, a quick search on either pacer or westlaw reveals quite a bit.
CREDITWRENCH CEO Billie E. Bauer's statement that there is no published case law on the SOL for credit card debt is false and misleading.
Just recently he told a poster on his own message board that he can't find any case law that defines the SOL on his own credit card debt. Now why would someone claiming to earn $200K per year be concerned with that? Well frankly, because he couldn't make the $27 minimum payments and his Lowe's credit card went into default.
Nonetheless, contrary to his statement that there is no published case law on the SOL for credit card debt in Oklahoma, a quick search on either pacer or westlaw reveals quite a bit.
CREDITWRENCH CEO Billie E. Bauer's statement that there is no published case law on the SOL for credit card debt is false and misleading.
