Notice of Billing Error
Notice of Billing Error
CORPORATION Name
CORPORATION Street Address
CORPORATION City, State, & Zip
AFFIDAVIT
NOTICE OF BILLING ERROR
Date:
The undersigned Affiant, (Enter Name), hereinafter, “Affiant” does solemnly swear, declare
andstate as follows:
I, (Enter Name), dispute account number (Put Account Number In Red) in the amount of ($Enter
Dollar Amount) have submitted correspondence to (CORPORATION NAME) to rectify this
matter and it has yet to be resolved.
Please furnish documentary evidence in accord with 15 U.S. Code 44 of record of accounts
where (CORPORATION NAME) awarded me, (Enter Name), with any payment pertaining to this
alleged debt.
Notice, it is a fact that affiant is aware 15 U.S. Code 1637(b)(2)(a) refers to a request to resolve
a billing error by providing all documentary evidence for clarification of who funded this account
and whose obligation it is to pay this alleged debt on this account.
(Put Account Number in Red). Until then (CORPORATION NAME) cannot report late payments
in accordance with the regulations of the Bureau 12 CFR 1026.13(d)(3).
If the creditor does not provide all documentary evidence as defined under 15 U.S. Code 44 this
will result in a billing error and the creditor forfeits all rights to collection on the amount that has
been identified in dispute.
Notice, it is fact affiant is aware that without resolving this billing error the creditor has legally
agreed to forfeit all rights to collect on the amount in dispute pursuant to 15 U.S. Code 1666(e).
Notice, it is fact affiant is aware the consumer has the right to request the money audit trail. I am
requesting this documentary material in accordance with 12 U.S. Code 5562(c)(10) to address
this subject matter. Without this documentary evidence, there is no evidence of this alleged
debt.
Pursuant to 12 U.S. Code 1831n(2)(a) - GAAP Audit Trail, Accounting and Insurance
Notice, it is fact affiant is aware the consumer has the right to request the GAAP Audit Trail in
accordance with 12 U.S. Code 1831n(2)(a) and without this documentary evidence to properly
address this subject matter, there is no evidence of this alleged debt.
Notice it is fact in accordance with 15 C.F.R. 433.3(b)(4) I the affiant has reason to believe and
do so believe a contract cannot and does not constitute as documentary evidence or contain a
negotiable instrument or contain any waiver, limitation, term, or condition which has the effect of
limiting a consumer such as I, (Enter Name), the affiant any right to assert against any holder of
a contract with any and all legally sufficient claims and defense which could be asserted against
the seller of goods and services and in all subject matter pursuant 16 C.F.R. 433.3(b)(4) said
contract is unenforceable and void.
Notice in fact a contract has not given the consumer the full disclosure of said contract with any
written, oral, known or unknown subject matter shall not constitute as documentary evidence.
The affiant has reason to believe and does so believe (CORPORATION NAME) has failed to
meet all requirements established in 16 C.F.R. 433.2(a).
Pursuant 15 U.S. Code 1692e(2) false character, amount, or legal status of any debt.
Notice it is fact that I the affiant am aware that the false character of the amount of this
allegeddebt is in violation of 15 U.S. Code 1692e(2)(a). Affiant has proof of this violation as
(CORPORATION NAME) alleges I owe an alleged debt , yet the account shows the billing in a
positive amount. How can I pay into an account which is already positive? This is in violation of
TILA.
Pursuant to 18 U.S. Code 8 - Obligation or Other Security of the United States
Notice in fact that affiant is aware that all obligations of debt are the responsibility of the United
States.
Please adjust this account to a zero balance and return all funds paid into this alleged
debt,including payments of interest, downpayment, etc. You have 10 days of receiving this
notice tocomply. If you cannot provide all documentary evidence requested then you have
agreed to the terms of this notice.
I have included a copy of the bill as proof of a billing error. See Exhibit 1.
California Rule
California, in the minority of states, applies the mailbox rule to option contracts as well. InPalo
Alto v. BBTC Co., 11 Cal.3d 494 (1974), the Courtheld, “In California the “effective uponposting”
rule has received legislative sanction and is the declared policy of this state. Aspreviously
explained, when the notice of exercise of the option is viewed as an acceptance of an
irrevocable offer, such notice is clearly covered by section 1583.
Respectfully
Certificate of Acknowledgement
(notary attached)