Mark Johnson LLC are they honest or a ripp-off or a scam ?

Johnson Mark LLC are they honest or a ripp-off or a scam ?
In my Opinion Mark Johnson LLC in Sandy Utah is the most aggressive debt collector I have heard of. Here are some of the steps they take to collect money from you. Johnson Mark LLC will mail you letters on Friday and Saturday just so they can mess your weekend up.
1- They get a judgement against you from a creditor that you owe money too such as midland funding.This is a big account for them. When you get served a notice of a judgement being filed against you. Send them this notice asking for proof  of debt debt-verification-form
2- They then will come after your pay check and bank accounts (ask your employer if they can 1099 you)ask a tax person how this 1099 will affect your taxes for the year.
3- Take all your money out of bank accounts except $100 they should not be able to get that take your spouse or anyone else off your account so they cant go after their money in that account.
4- Have separate accounts for you and your spouse also have only one name or another name on credit cards.
5- Put all vehicles you own into another person’s name or have them become a lien holder or sell all extra vehicles such as motorcycles,atv’s,trailers, and all others that you wont need you can only have one vehicle for your own transportation back and forth to work.
6- Put your home into a trust so it cant have liens put on it different state laws may apply.
7- Finally if you cant come up with the money to pay the debt you can let the judgment period run out or file for bankruptcy.Filing for bankruptcy will mess up your credit but your credit is already messed up bankruptcy will or may get you back on track faster than trying to pay your debt off and filing for bankruptcy will get Mark Johnson llc off your back.

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6 thoughts on “Mark Johnson LLC are they honest or a ripp-off or a scam ?

  1. vickie

    They are not very honest, we got a letter stating they were collecting for Capital one, 5 days later a summons. Sent certified funds of payment in full the next day and now they don’t want to cash it because they want to tack on another $285 for court costs?? haven’t been to court, they do not have jugement?? This is crazy!

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  2. pissed off

    My opinion is there lying, stealing dirt bags! I owed capital one 500 in 07, and in sept of 13 i started a job that these leeches latched on to my pay check. Paper work my job gave me was a judgement for 2900, after 5 months of garnishment i had two checks that were not garnished only to have these scumbags start taking a additional 1400 in interest….the dates on the court docs didnt make sense they were marked a couple days before the sept taking, the address they had for me wasnt correct (so i never recived anything) and the banks they tried to suck dry i was never a member. After contacting bbb the 1400 suddenly stopped and these jerkoffs only took 800 and sum odd dollars for a total of 3700. Needless to say i only hope the worst in life for all involved

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  3. Dean

    I’m Dean with Utah Credit Agreement Coalition, a e-mail interest I stated a few years ago: utahcreditagreementcoalition@gmail.com. It took me many years to put together the fraud Johnson Mark LLC & Constantino Law engage in when it comes to the illegal debt collection law suits they file and the illegal garnishments they subsequently engage in. A few months ago, I met with the Attorney General’s Office with Daniel Burton to reveal my findings. They are currently investigating their criminal behavior. These Junk Debt Buyer attorneys have no legal jurisdiction in Utah to file a debt collection action against an alleged years-old credit card debt….nor do they have legal jurisdiction to subsequently take their “void” judgment and seek wage garnishment. Utah “credit agreement consumers” are the most protected constituency in the world! That’s why I went to the Chief of Policy & Legislative Affairs attorney. In Utah, every “credit agreement” is “void” per the statute of frauds. Enforcement of alleged credit agreements is a statutory scheme only. No “contract law” applies. This scheme stems from the landmark case: Sniadach v.Family Finance Corp. of Bay View, 395 US 337 – Supreme Court 1969. Following this ruling, Utah’s legislator’s adopted Title 70-C. This Title has a “one year” statute of limitations for consumer credit agreement defaults, not the 6-year one Utah judges have been handing out. Title 70-C also goes hand-in-hand with Section 25-5-4, the statute of frauds which says “every credit agreement” is void in Utah and must be “written”, and be the written agreement an alleged debtor is to be charged with having defaulted on. The legal definition of “void” in Utah means such, “that it never existed”. A creditor must first prove a fully statutorily compliant written credit agreement exist between the creditor/debtor and that such agreement was breached by the debtor according to the terms and conditions of that valid, authenticated written agreement. The landmark holdings in Utah on credit agreements is found in the following two cases: In re Reinhart, 291 P. 3d 228 – Utah: Supreme Court 2012; and in MBNA America Bank v. Goodman, 2006 UT App 276 – Utah: Court of Appeals 2006. In addition to these case/statutory requirements prior to filing a collection action, Title 12 has debt collector requirements that Junk Debt Buyer attorneys are unable to comply with. What JDB attorneys have done here in Utah for the past 12 or so years is skirt all the cases/statues listed above and use “personal identifiers” illegally in Utah, which is prima facie “identity theft”. They illegally use an innocent person’s name, address, social security number, phone number, mother’s maiden name, and specific credit card data that violates the laws instead of using an alleged debtor’s valid, authenticated, written credit agreement within 1-year of its alleged default or breach of terms and conditions that the debtor literally received before “use” of the extended credit that forms the basis of a legitimate debt collection case. So, mark my words, these criminal scum bags are going down!….at last! Dean

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  4. Laurie M Hamilton

    My senior father had a lone with them. He has no job now and only has social security as an income. He went to a lawyer to file bankruptcy. They told him to save his money and not file because his SS money could not be garnished. Can this Johnson group take the money out of his bank account? It is truly the only income he has. He has no savings. Nothing!!

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