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Amerikaner83 last won the day on September 5 2020
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NEW DADDY!!! (in January)
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That's a good quote And all your advice above is spot on.
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If they sent the dismissal after the Interrogs, I'd press back for dismissal WITH Prejudice. Means they can't go after you again. And just to CYA, prep your Answers to the 'rogs just in case.
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what do you currently have for Answers to those above questions? As stated above, usually some sort of denial or "lacking specific information" works...do you recall each and every notice they sent? Doubtful. 11-13 are in no way within your ability to Answer, since you do not have any purview or any knowledge of the relationship between Plaintiff and CapOne.
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Served by Midland funding in Washington state
Amerikaner83 replied to Seanrudy80's topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
I'd honestly go the arbitration route. Midland is a debt buyer, don't settle with them , let alone for the full amount! -
NSA Doesn’t Need to Spy on Your Calls to Learn Your Secrets
Amerikaner83 replied to Goldbug's topic in Off Topic
Bellona, No need to resurrect a three year old thread for this nonsense. You sound like you're holding a sign saying THE END IS NEAR wearing your tinfoil hat on the corner. /Locked. -
Have you looked around yet? There are several good posts (including a few by yours truly) outlining the 623 process. Check the "Primer on credit repair" sticky (link in my sig), I think you'll find a good place to start there. Also, you are in Texas, so be aware you may have additional rights afforded you regarding credit and collections under Texas State law.
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Also, did the dates of the charges (statement) match up with your name/address at the time you lived there? Could someone else have taken out an account in your name? "I do not remember this card" is not going to fly in Court. At this point, your "next move" should always be do what the Court says. How was your "request for more information" sent to LVNV? Did you file a copy with the Court?
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Almost two decades of credit repair -- lessons learned
Amerikaner83 replied to BackFromTheDebt's topic in Credit Repair
Hi Backfromthedebt - Quite the history lesson you're giving - I love it! -
Debt Validation Question
Amerikaner83 replied to Jen3786's topic in While You are In It Debt Validation Q and A
Clydesmom is correct. Some states (Texas obviously included) have much better consumer protections than others. It always behooves someone to research their state laws to see what (if any) extra provisions apply to them. OP is in Texas, so if we were to go back in time, OP could DV anytime. HOWEVER it appears as if we're past that now...as OP has already been sued. And, based on the original post, it would reasonably appear that the information provided by them constitutes validation of the debt. -
Also, a good rule of thumb with a mortgage is to actually run the numbers yourself and know what you can afford. What YOU can comfortably afford may not be in line with what the bank says you can afford. It would be a bad situation if you bought a house with a mortgage of (as example) 2K monthly just because the bank approved you for it, though you could only reasonably afford a mortgage of 1500 monthly. I speak from experience on this one. When my wife and I took out our mortgage, the bank approved us for more than we wanted. We did our budget and figured our monthly payment out,
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Private College loans, please help for I am lost and confused
Amerikaner83 replied to cgalluze's topic in Student Loans
No they will not drop off. Are you actually BEHIND on the loans? Word of advice - don't follow your credit score like the proverbial bouncing ball...you'll just give yourself headaches and vertigo. If you make good credit choices and develop good credit habits, your score will improve as a natural result. -
Now if you don't think big brother is watching.
Amerikaner83 replied to Zelph's topic in Credit Article of the Week
You know, that's not a bad idea....at least 20 percent of the house as a down payment. 51% is a bit extreme imo but... -
Now if you don't think big brother is watching.
Amerikaner83 replied to Zelph's topic in Credit Article of the Week
That's the good kind of big brother to have