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COLLECTION
AGENCIES ILLEGAL PRACTICES ~ NEW JERSEY
Webpage:
www.caipnj.org
/ Email:
ror@caipnj.org /
Fax: 201-587-1727
NJ CONSUMER FILES EX PARTE REQUEST FOR TEMPORARY
RESTRAINING ORDER AND TEMPORARY INJUNCTION IN NEW
JERSEY DISTRICT COURT AGAINST PRESSLER & PRESSLER,
CAPITAL ONE BANK & THEIR REPRESENTATIVES
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (New Jersey) ~
On August 11, 2008 a New Jersey Consumer filed an Ex
Parte Memorandum of Law for a Temporary Restraining
Order, a Temporary Injunction and Order to Show
Cause against Capital One Bank, the New Jersey
Collection Agency Pressler & Pressler, LLP and their
employees, attorneys and agents.
The Lawsuit, titled MILLS v. CAPITAL ONE BANK, et al
2-08-cv-03788-KSH-PS was filed in the District Court
of New Jersey on July 30, 2008 and is seeking
millions of dollars in damages concerning the
abusive tactics of Pressler & Pressler, Capital One
Bank and their employees, attorneys and agents
concerning the “over the top” tactics that were used
in order to “extort” and bully this Consumer in to
paying for an alleged Debt that Mr. Mills does not
owe.
“There are thousands of Consumers who are abused by
these people on a Daily Basis; I am not the only one
but they thrive on the fact that people do not know
their rights; or how to defend themselves”, said
Scott Mills the Pro Se Plaintiff who is a
contributing editor of the Consumer Webpage of
www.caipnj.org. “For the District Court not to enter
this Injunction and Restraining Order, would be a
grave dis-service to the people of this State; and I
hope that it will be seen to that it is essential to
protect the Citizens of not only this State but
elsewhere by entering this request against all of
the Defendant’s immediately.”
The Defendants named in the Suit include Capital One
Bank, Pressler & Pressler, LLP; as well as their
respective owners and employees of the defendant
companies, and seeks at least $20,000,000 in actual,
punitive and statutory damages from each named
defendant; as well as an injunction against the
defendants from committing similar acts in the
future.
“It has been shown to the District Court with proofs
including a petition with over 600 signatures and
proof of a Class Action Settlement Case concerning
Pressler & Pressler which shows a continued pattern
of their Abusive Tactics; as well as continuing to
break New Jersey Laws by not having the proper Bond
Documentation that all Collection Agencies are
required to have,” (as required by NJSA 45:18-1.)
“Capital One Bank are responsible as well for
allegedly hiring these people to harass and abuse me
for over a year of my life, and the tactics that
these Companies use are shameful; and no New Jersey
(or American) Citizen should have to put up with
their attacks and abuses. It is now in the hands of
the New Jersey District Court.”
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