I just looked at the summons and the letter to the Sheriff in Dallas.

With their headquarters in Costa Mesa, Cal., how did you end up suing TX?

I sued there too, but I just wonder why ...

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Experian Information Solutions, Inc. is an Ohio corporation with its office and principal place of business located at 505 City Parkway West, Orange, California, 92868.

Experian's National Consumer Assitance Center is located in Allen, Texas.

Could Texas be where requested investigations are conducted?

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There are things that I just don't understand. How can you be an Ohio corporation when your headquarters are in Cal? Makes no sense to me.

I've been looking at press releases and that's a great way to find out more about companies too.

http://forum.creditcourt.com/discus/messages/8/293.html

And when I sued Experian previously, I had them served in MY state, AZ. Frankly, I'd like to do whatever is cheapest and takes the least amount of my time.

Maybe I could save a few bucks by serving as many as possible in AZ and hire a process server to do that, maybe they'll give me a volume discount.

So I'll look up all the national defendants in the AZ database. If I can serve 10 for $30 instead of $70 each, that would sure make a huge difference to me.

And, can only a registered process server do this or could I hire "any person" to serve the RA?

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You can incorporate anywhere...you don't have to have your principal place of business there. I used what the FTC used because I ran across a case where three times Experian did not answer or refused service because of small things like slight name variations, etc. Figured if I sued them under the same name and to the same address, etc. as the FTC, I couldn't go wrong...lol.

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You're right, you can incorporate anywhere - I remember the ads for NV corporations, $200 gets it done.

I think I'll sue in TX too then. Been worried about a slight mistake as you mentioned.

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