Finding a phone number
#31
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I don't know of anywhere that asks for a phone number to register a business - legal notices are served at an address, whether the business is registered in the US or UK. I don't recall being asked for a phone number when I registered my business
In the uk you are asked for a number, you may ignore it but most people just fire a number in there
You are very naive.
and you are very assumptive
File a claim in small claims, get judgement, then go to the sheriff to collect.
Thanks, the judgement has already happened thanks
If you get full judgement, by the time you've paid a lawyer to go in your place (unnecessary, technically, for small claims, but you're not in the US)
No problem, i have that done already, and the sheriff to seize assets, and an auctioneer to sell them, you'll be lucky if you see $1,000.
He has substantial liquidity, i happen to know as he was blackmailing a business partner of his whom i assisted in kicking him from their business by giving him background information on this guys history
Write it off as a lesson learned.
In the uk you are asked for a number, you may ignore it but most people just fire a number in there
You are very naive.
and you are very assumptive
File a claim in small claims, get judgement, then go to the sheriff to collect.
Thanks, the judgement has already happened thanks
If you get full judgement, by the time you've paid a lawyer to go in your place (unnecessary, technically, for small claims, but you're not in the US)
No problem, i have that done already, and the sheriff to seize assets, and an auctioneer to sell them, you'll be lucky if you see $1,000.
He has substantial liquidity, i happen to know as he was blackmailing a business partner of his whom i assisted in kicking him from their business by giving him background information on this guys history
Write it off as a lesson learned.

As ever people on forums assume they know more than the new poster, i simply asked if there were ways people in the USA might find a phone number i did not know about.
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Last edited by etnaboom; Apr 4th 2016 at 8:13 am.
#32
what's happened to the smilies? I can't seem to get the window with all the extra ones on and there were a couple that I had in mind.....
#33
Also, if he's such a crook as you imply, he'll not give a toss and move on to his next mark.
Good luck though.
#34

Please let us know how you get on. I, for one, would be very interested to hear whether you succeed or not.
Last edited by Pulaski; Apr 4th 2016 at 9:11 am.
#35
Call me naïve, but since when does New York State have a DOS (Department of State?)
In New York State if you have an issue with a business that is fraudulent you contact the Attorney General's office in Albany.
In New York State if you have an issue with a business that is fraudulent you contact the Attorney General's office in Albany.
#36
He's the current Secretary of State for NY, and the department was formed in 1778.
#41
Ask Cesar Perales.
He's the current Secretary of State for NY, and the department was formed in 1778. 
He's the current Secretary of State for NY, and the department was formed in 1778. 
#42
I didn't equate the Secretary of State (which I knew of, of course) with a department of state nor would my first thought be to contact the SOS for reporting a business concern. When there are fraudulent business practices in New York State one contacts the Attorney General's office. That is the office that we have always been told has the power to bring charges against said criminal businesses.
#43
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I don't know of anywhere that asks for a phone number to register a business - legal notices are served at an address, whether the business is registered in the US or UK. I don't recall being asked for a phone number when I registered my business
You are very naive.
File a claim in small claims, get judgement, then go to the sheriff to collect. If you get full judgement, by the time you've paid a lawyer to go in your place (unnecessary, technically, for small claims, but you're not in the US), and the sheriff to seize assets, and an auctioneer to sell them, you'll be lucky if you see $1,000.
Write it off as a lesson learned.
You are very naive.
File a claim in small claims, get judgement, then go to the sheriff to collect. If you get full judgement, by the time you've paid a lawyer to go in your place (unnecessary, technically, for small claims, but you're not in the US), and the sheriff to seize assets, and an auctioneer to sell them, you'll be lucky if you see $1,000.
Write it off as a lesson learned.








