How a $0.75 Promissory Note Means Debt Buyers are Bad

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23 February 2012 at 10:31 a.m. ET

Written by: Mike Bevel –

http://www.insidearm.com/news/00006722-how-a-075-promissory-note-means-debt-buye/

Yesterday we published a story about Hollywood Video’s last gasp at collecting on some past-due accounts.

Today, I ran across this blog post by a lawyer named John Skiba. It’s sort of a day-in-the-life ramble about the time he tried to go to one meeting, but then went to the wrong building, and then there was something to do with parking, and it was all over $0.75, but then there was a promissory note and then I gave up and had some yogurt because huh?

Then, Skiba tries to tie it all back to debt buying.

I’m not saying you’ll be smarter than you were 10 minutes before you started reading this. But if you’re as smart or smarter, maybe you can explain Skiba’s thesis to this reporter.

How a $0.75 Promissory Note Means Debt Buyers are Bad

Mike Bevel

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