Stop Bill Collectors!

A creditor is an individual or a company that allows other individuals to borrow money based on an agreement between the creditor and the debtor. Or, as in my situation, a judgment creditor is a crook who uses their knowledge of the law to wheedle money out of innocent people.

It wasn’t long before my creditor began calling me at my home as well as my workplace. They even called as late as ten o’clock at night, reminding me that I need to pay the judgment. The constant reminder that I needed to pay them, and the threats of wage garnishment, bank account garnishment, and arrest for contempt of court (the judge ordered me to reveal my bank account details, and I refused). I lied to the lawyers on the phone and said I had no money, but it made no difference–they just kept on calling, sometimes two or three times a day. I needed to find a way to stop the harassing calls.

(more…)

I found out there are ways that I could mislead my creditors. I decided to beat them at their own game and give creditors personal information that is different from my own so that they wouldn’t be able to locate me and communicate with me. The first step was to change the creditor’s access to my personal information, starting with my mailing address. No, I don’t have to move, I just had to make them think I moved.
(more…)

My creditors would do anything to track me down. They have their own resources and means of finding me physically in order to force me to pay my debt. Here are some of the things that my creditor and their crooked lawyers did to find me (before I figured out how to hide!):
(more…)

If you’ve stumbled across this blog because you want to hide from the disgraceful and unfair credit collection practices that are considered “fair practice” in the United States, you are in the right place.

I have successfully hidden my assets from my creditors, and I have not paid them a single dime (and I never will).

You may be wondering what kind of deadbeat creates a blog to tell people how to successfully hide from creditors. The truth is, I always pay my bills on time, but unjust collections practices put me in debt by tens of thousands of dollars because of one reason that may surprise you.

(more…)