Warrant Issued for Verizon's Arrest
Just before Poodleman filed a motion to seize Verizon's property, he received a check from the company.
The refund is the long-awaited conclusion to the saga that began when Verizon double-billed Poodleman, ruined his credit, lied about not receiving his letters, and refused to fix their mistake. So he sued Verizon in small claims court, and won.
When Verizon didn't show for the follow up payment review, the court issued a capias, or bench warrant, authorizing Verizon's arrest.
Perhaps it was better for everyone involved that Verizon paid Poodleman, as it might have been a bit difficult for the sheriff to arrest an entire company.
Full scan of warrant for Verizon's arrest, inside...
Poodleman writes:
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The refund is the long-awaited conclusion to the saga that began when Verizon double-billed Poodleman, ruined his credit, lied about not receiving his letters, and refused to fix their mistake. So he sued Verizon in small claims court, and won.
When Verizon didn't show for the follow up payment review, the court issued a capias, or bench warrant, authorizing Verizon's arrest.
Perhaps it was better for everyone involved that Verizon paid Poodleman, as it might have been a bit difficult for the sheriff to arrest an entire company.
Full scan of warrant for Verizon's arrest, inside...
Poodleman writes:
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Good for him! More people should take these disputes to Small Claims Court instead of fighting endlessly with morons working at some of these companies. Its simple to do in nearly every State and the Small Claims Courts are usually easy work with. No attorney required an donly a small filing fee that is also paid back to you when you win the case.
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Kagehiru said:
Now that's funny right there, I don't care who you are.
Who me? Shhhhh!!! Im hiding Verizon its their safe house 🤣
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The refund is the long-awaited conclusion to the saga that began when Verizon double-billed Poodleman, ruined his credit, lied about not receiving his letters, and refused to fix their mistake. So he sued Verizon in small claims court, and won.
Makes me wonder...
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..not that the reporting would be one sided or anything. The site is an homage to anything anti-corporate. It would seem that a website that runs the 'most hated' corporation in America contest might be grinding axes, just a wee bit. With Haliburton taking last years prize.....hmmmmm, wouldn't be consistent with anti-corporatist agenda and a show in for that prize seeing who posts at that blog.
Perhaps his experience was true but I find it hard to really take that seriously.
Perhaps his experience was true but I find it hard to really take that seriously.
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