On May 25, 2008, I received a bill from Walton Oil stating that they delivered oil to my home. I have never ordered oil from them and never saw anyone from their company deliver any. I am on a prepay program with another company and have been for years. They were also charging me double per gal. then I pay. I called their co. May 27, 2008 and spoke to someone that said she would research it, but never received a call back. I received another bill the next month. I called them again right after I received it and this person told me to forget it, this was a mistake. I never received another bill from them and assumed that it had in fact, been taken care of.
In JANUARY 2011, I received a bill again from Walton's. The first since June of 2008 with finance charges and stamps of FINAL NOTICE on it. This time, when I called, I finally got ahold of one of the Walton's and explained to him that I had never ordered oil from their company, and was told by his own employee 3 years ago that it was a mistake and that they had taken care of it. He became very nasty with me and told me to pay it or he would take me to court. I didn't pay, he took me to court. The judge heard both our sides and said that he would get back to me in 5 business days with his decision. On November 18, 2011, I received the notice of judement from the courthouse stating that the judge is making me pay for the overpriced oil I supposedly received without asking for it and the court bill which comes to 476.71 which I don't have. Isn't there something called statute of limitations? I just don't understand how someone can do this.
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