Burton Neil & Associates, P.C.

May 5, Dear *** ***:
I am in receipt of *** ***’s “rejection” to our original responseThe account information previously sent to *** *** is correctUnfortunately, the clerk who prepared that letter failed to include the $in court costsThus, the amount First National Bank of *** sought of $17,669.25, plus court costs of $219.50, plus interest at the post-judgment statutory rate of 6% per annum (as of today$3,529.57), less total payments received by my office to date in the amount of $16,750.00, equals, as of the date of this letter, $4,(Please note the amount due will vary from day-to-day as a result of the aforementioned interest accrual.)If there is anything else you need from my office in response, please adviseOtherwise, I look forward to hearing from you as to your disposition of the complaintVery Truly Yours,
Britt S

April 24, 2015Dear *** ***:I am in receipt of and have reviewed *** *** ***’s complaint, *** *** is correct that he has been making payments on this matter for quite some timeMy Firm on behalf of my client received a judgment against *** *** on December 23, 2010, in
the amount of $17,Since that time the judgment continues to accrue interest at the post-judgment statutory rate of 6% per anum.According to my file, my Firm provided *** *** with his remaining balance on December 3, He contacted our Firm via our website on or about February 26, 2015, inquiring about “finance charges.” (Our Firm does not charge “finance charges so it was assumed *** *** meant the amount of accrued interest)On April 13, my Firm received a letter from Weiner requesting his balanceA full payment history was sent to *** *** on April 20, 2015, the same date as your letterThus, I believe my Firm already responded to *** ***’s requestIf there is anything else you need from my office in response, please adviseOtherwise, I look forward to hearing from you as to your disposition of the complaintVery Truly Yours,
Britt S

May 5, 2015Dear *** ***:I am in receipt of *** ***’s “rejection” to our original responseThe account information previously sent to *** *** is correctUnfortunately, the clerk who prepared that letter failed to include the $in court costsThus, the amount First National Bank of *** sought of $17,669.25, plus court costs of $219.50, plus interest at the post-judgment statutory rate of 6% per annum (as of today$3,529.57), less total payments received by my office to date in the amount of $16,750.00, equals, as of the date of this letter, $4,(Please note the amount due will vary from day-to-day as a result of the aforementioned interest accrual.)If there is anything else you need from my office in response, please adviseOtherwise, I look forward to hearing from you as to your disposition of the complaint.Very Truly Yours,Britt S

I am rejecting this response because the Letter I recieved yesterday from Mr. W[redacted] at Burton Neil was not correct the balance was inaccurate. I have sent another letter to Burton Neil requesting a corrected statemant and account balance. Once this is corrected I am satisified 
 Complaint: [redacted]
Regards,
[redacted]

April 24, 2015Dear [redacted]:I am in receipt of and have reviewed [redacted]’s complaint, [redacted] is correct that he has been making payments on this matter for quite some time. My Firm on behalf of my client received a judgment against [redacted] on December 23, 2010, in the amount of...

$17,669.25. Since that time the judgment continues to accrue interest at the post-judgment statutory rate of 6% per anum.According to my file, my Firm provided [redacted] with his remaining balance on December 3, 2014. He contacted our Firm via our website on or about February 26, 2015, inquiring about “finance charges.” (Our Firm does not charge “finance charges so it was assumed [redacted] meant the amount of accrued interest). On April 13, 2015. my Firm received a letter from Weiner requesting his balance. A full payment history was sent to [redacted] on April 20, 2015, the same date as your letter. Thus, I believe my Firm already responded to [redacted]’s request.If there is anything else you need from my office in response, please advise. Otherwise, I look forward to hearing from you as to your disposition of the complaint.Very Truly Yours,Britt S.