"Conditional Acceptance" is a Bad Idea

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The "conditional acceptance" routine appears to be a pure scam. It has no legal effect when used in a lawsuit, and it will result in disaster if used in court. The law is primarily a rational process of applying thoughts to the rules created by various jurisdictions. Magical words have no place in a defense.

The law provides perfectly legitimate tools for defending against debt suits brought by debt collectors. You don't need magic phrases, and trying to use them will hurt your defense.

Apparently with the conditional acceptance routine you say "I conditionally accept your offer to ___, conditioned on..." And you say that before everything. The problem is, by doing that you sound like someone trying to avoid paying something you owe, and the courts are not sympathetic to that.

If you conditionally accept a debt petition (as an offer of some sort), then you aren't really answering the petition, and the plaintiff could probably get a default judgment. Even if that doesn't happen, you say goodbye to any hope of having the court take you seriously.

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