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     | Saturday, May 12, 2001 - 08:51 am  From http://www.ss.ca.gov/business/corp/corp_irc.htm Corporation: ARM COMPUTER INC. Number: C1517858 Date Filed: 3/19/1991 Status: active Jurisdiction: California Mailing Address: 998 ROCK AVE SAN JOSE, CA 95131 Agent for Service of Process: ROCKY LEE 3521 PINNACLE CT SAN JOSE, CA 95132 --------------------------------- The agent for service is where your law suit has to be MAILED. In this case it is the corporate office and Rocky Lee is the president of ARM computer. President Rocky Lee's fax number: 1-408-964-2584 While we're talking about faxing I have to plug faxaway.com again. If you consider suing, I highly recommend you get an INDEPENDENT 3rd party verification of receipt of your fax. Here's the e-mail I got to confirm receipt of one of my faxes to ARM: CONFIRMATION OF YOUR FAX TRANSMISSION FAX STATUS: SUCCESSFUL TO 14089642584 COUNTRY: 1-NORTH AMERICA TRANSMISSION: 26-Apr-2001 19:50:18 GMT. DURATION: 1.3 Minute TOTAL COST: $0.14 YOUR FAXAWAY ACCOUNT BALANCE: $1.82. The legal VENUE Every invoice I have from ARM Computer states: "In case of legal action, jurisdiction, and venue should be at ARM's place of residence of Santa Clara County, State of California." I don't know why it says "should be," but ARM requested a change of venue twice after I sued in Arizona small claims court. I think the reason why Judge Taylor denied that motion is because ARM Computer couldn't produce the invoice with that venue statement. Or he likes Californians even less than me, who knows  So, unless you also didn't get an invoice, you're probably better off filing in Santa Clara County, California. However, you might want to file a small claims suit in another State for the sole purpose of establishing that ARM KNOWS about your problems. In Arizona it costs me only $20 to let a company know that I'm seriously pissed and ready to take legal action. And you never know, maybe your judge will give you a break too. Please post in the Forum/Services section in a new topic if you have any questions about ARM -- I'm NOT a lawyer but I'll share what I know.
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