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If the account has been sold to a JDB, forget about paying Prosper. They are now out of the picture. But, if the Prosper account has an arbitration clause, that would be a huge help. Best info on arb is here:

Yes. Once they have an attorney, all contact with the plaintiff is through their attorney.

Update: went in to court today (I wanted to be absolutely sure, and I was already pumped to go in since last week: appropriate clothing ironed, tie out, docs and mentally prepared) and I didn’t see the case on the screens. Went to the courtroom and saw the cases listed in paper and mine had a big red line through it along with “dismissed.” Most of the other motions on the board were to set aside judgements. Thanks to @fisthardcheese and @Harry Seaward, who selflessly provided information AND inspiration, those judgments were not me. I am eternally grateful for you sharing your

This is astounding! When this thread started, I was certain they had obtained a default judgment. Once again, The Cheez comes through!

It is highly unlikely they would sue you again. I don't think I have ever seen it happen with Midland. When I file the JAMS case, again, I would send no filing fee in, and I would also include the judge's order granting the MTC to both JAMS and the attorney. Shortly after JAMS sends the confirmation of the case, I would contact the attorney and see if they are willing to settle for a mutual release. If you can get them to settle for a mutual release, that language should include the standard which "forever discharges" you of any liability to the account and debt. This agreement would