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<blockquote data-quote="donotbuyakia" data-source="post: 1574043" data-attributes="member: 552689"><p>She can pay the bill.&nbsp; Or she can file charges.&nbsp; She is not reporting this the way she needs to report it.&nbsp; She needs to file harassment charges against these employees.&nbsp; Report that she did not rent any equipment from them, period.&nbsp; Don&#039;t go on and on about the separation, or that her husband has them. ( And why does he have them if he lives with his mother?&nbsp; His mother didn&#039;t have any appliances?)&nbsp; What she is doing is annoying the people she is talking to and they are retaliating.&nbsp; She needs to write a letter stating that she never rented anything from them, so the harassment will cease and desist immediately!&nbsp; Period.&nbsp; Send a registered letter to the management.&nbsp; If the harassment continues, then she files a police report with the same succinct statements.&nbsp; And if they are trying to rekindle a relationship-why on earth would she want that?!-has she tried talking to her husband about this?&nbsp; I might add that if this goes to court, she can be held accountable for this debt, as it was incurred while they were still married.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="donotbuyakia, post: 1574043, member: 552689"] She can pay the bill. Or she can file charges. She is not reporting this the way she needs to report it. She needs to file harassment charges against these employees. Report that she did not rent any equipment from them, period. Don't go on and on about the separation, or that her husband has them. ( And why does he have them if he lives with his mother? His mother didn't have any appliances?) What she is doing is annoying the people she is talking to and they are retaliating. She needs to write a letter stating that she never rented anything from them, so the harassment will cease and desist immediately! Period. Send a registered letter to the management. If the harassment continues, then she files a police report with the same succinct statements. And if they are trying to rekindle a relationship-why on earth would she want that?!-has she tried talking to her husband about this? I might add that if this goes to court, she can be held accountable for this debt, as it was incurred while they were still married. [/QUOTE]

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