How Debt Gets to Collectors - Legal Consequences
for it. They will also turn over to collections. Usually just sell for 3-4 pennies on a dollar. VERY IMPORTANT keep records of all letters you get (bills, collection letters), especially the proof of the charge off date or date of last activity as reported to the credit bureaus by the original creditor, so as to legally ascertain when your state statutes kick in. The best way to legally document this is by obtaining a copy of your credit reports that denote this fact, which could become ...
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Dealing With Debt Collectors - Debt Validation
certified mail) 2. Dispute the collection with the credit bureaus (certified letter). You must never skip this step. 3. Wait 30 days to hear back from the collection agency. Most likely they either not respond - or not provide everything as needed. 4. If they haven't sent you satisfactory proof, send them a 2nd letter with the copy of the first one and delivery receipt. Tell them that they have not complied with the FDCPA and are now in violation of the Act. Tell them they need to ...
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Credit Bureaus Under Fire! Part 4
From www.BrokenCredit.com, OK, it's only fair that we give both sides of the story here and now it's time to hear from the other side. This is Stuart Pratt, the President of Consumer Data Industry Association (CDIA). CDIA is the trade group for the CRAs and the data furnishers (i.e. credit card companies, collection agencies, etc.). Poor Stuart - the CRAs made him the spokesman for the effectiveness of the eOscar system.
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