How To Hack A Unifund CCR Debt Collection Lawsuit
How To Hack A Unifund CCR Debt Collection Lawsuit
Includes Full Length Instructional Video
Brian shows us how to “Hack” a Unifund, CCR LLC lawsuit by again (Mantra) “using their videos against them.” Their own records and affidavit kill their case along with their aversion to using the word “Debt” and replacing it with non-debt definitions of “account” and “receivables” that show “they got nothing!” Wrap it all up in a Counter Affidavit in your answer and exhibits that are mostly Unifund’s failures in proving they own the debt. Long video but hang in there. Thank you. Go get’ em.
This video includes the following documents/templates:
- Show notes
- 3 Answers
- Complaint
- Counter claim
- Affidavit
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