Millie, seeing how you're putting in a lot Due Dilligance these days, perhaps you've uncovered what Ray was referring to in his post below? Just trying to recall if Pitkin was working with Natale at one stage, or perhaps running a collection outfit at some point? I believe the answer is in these forums somewhere,
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See section 8(1)(d)(vi) of the Consumer Reporting Act of Ontario. With Deanna Natale's (old?) connection to the Ministry of Consumer Protection and Brian Pitkin, the Registrar of Collection Agencies in Ontario, being an ex bailiff officer and speaker at creditor banquets, maybe we should call it the Creditor Protection Act.
For those who'd like to search for that specific answer, make your life easier:
http://www.google.ca/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENCA304&q=site%3Acanadian-money-advisor.ca+pitkin&meta=lr%3D&aq=f&oq=
Another good thread here on the Pitkin subject:
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BTW: If I recall correctly, the limit for sending out a bogus court forum is capped at $20.00 ... I have the legislation in my database to support this, I'll just need to locate it..