Okay, listen...
1. I am pretty sure you are Cheyenne70 in Preston's Discord. Preston's Discord leaks like a sieve, and the atrocious grammar is a dead giveaway.
2. No. KNOWING about a lawsuit is not the same thing as being SERVED with a lawsuit. There is a PROCEDURE you have to follow, and if you want to ask somebody to waive service, there is a PROCEDURE for that is well.
See Fed R. Civ P. 4(d). Some people chose to waive service because the trade off is you get 60 days to respond, instead of 30. There is
no clause...
NONE... in the FRCP that says if somebody admits on a notorious shitposting website that somebody is attempting to serve them with a lawsuit, they have effectively been served, or have waived service. It simply does not work like that. The rules are very stringent.
Now, there IS ample Federal case law that supports the notion that alternative means of service outside of Rule 4 is permissible under certain circumstances. Such as delivering the relevant documents over electronic mail. However you HAVE to ask the court for permission to do that. Otherwise, it's route adherence to Rule 4.
I'm sure
@AnOminous can explain this better than me, but the lawyer I work for on occasion, who is admitted to practice in both the District of Arizona, and the 9th CoA (which is the Federal appeals court for Arizona), told me the same thing. I don't know where you're getting your info from. It's either a retard, or somebody like
@Spectre_06 (but I repeat myself).
And naturally you have a recording of this?
And why, pray tell, if she doesn't work at Cutz-4-Mutz, did you guys end up way the hell out on the other side of the country with an address that is 15 years old?
Did she live there, move to North Carolina to groom dogs, and then move back in to the
same exact appartment? That stretches credulity.
I don't think anybody is going to take that pegged faggot's word at face value for anything. Not after he famously claimed Lamont was banned from Kickstarter, and then retracted that claim at the 11th hour because it is, and always was, a lie. I think you're gonna have to do better than that.