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I have both the CA and OC trying to collect on the same account.

My credit report states 'charge off' on this same account.

I believe both are fraudulent to do this, what actions does anyone have to suggest?

I've already disputed to CA and OC.

thanks :shock:

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The OC should be closed with a zero balance and say sold or transferred. The CA will be the one that shows the balance. It's normal to have an OC and a CA reporting for the same account. Just make sure the info is the same in both accounts, especially the DOLA.

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Aye, the OC shouldn't be trying to collect on a charged-off debt, esp. if it's been sold on top of that (charging off just meaning they took a tax write-off on your debt, sold meaning they gave away their rights to a JDB).

If it's just on your credit report, there's no violation there...but if they're actively sending you settlement offers or calling trying to get money out of you (the OC that is), that's a violation of law. First Premier is pretty famous for doing this--hence why they're staring down the barrel of not only a huge class action suit and a number of standard consumer actions, but also a number of AG actions--but I don't know of many others.

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'We want to offer you an opportunity that can help you pay off the outstanding balance on your charged-off credit card account. In fact, if you simply call 1-800-807-3502, you could settle this debt for less than the actual balance'.

Rereading both offers again, CA says '. . . our client is willing to settle your past due account fo 75% of the full balance . . .

OC says ' . . . the solutions team at ARROW (CA) is helpful and courteous'

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'We want to offer you an opportunity that can help you pay off the outstanding balance on your charged-off credit card account. In fact, if you simply call 1-800-807-3502, you could settle this debt for less than the actual balance'.

Rereading both offers again, CA says '. . . our client is willing to settle your past due account fo 75% of the full balance . . .

ARROW is a JDB!!! The OC has, most likely, sold your account to THEM!!! I've never heard of ARROW doing contingency collections...never. ::devillaugh::

If they are claiming that the account is still owned by the OC, Arrow is probably LYING THROUGH THEIR TEETH!!! xhotx

OC says ' . . . the solutions team at ARROW (CA) is helpful and courteous'

HAHAHAHAHAHA.........!!! :roflmao: Arrow is "courteous"??? :shock: "Helpful'???!! :thefinger::<img src=:'>

Don't make me laugh....!

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Aye, the OC shouldn't be trying to collect on a charged-off debt, esp. if it's been sold on top of that (charging off just meaning they took a tax write-off on your debt, sold meaning they gave away their rights to a JDB).

Xanathos:

I would NOT be surprised if Cr@pOne would try something like this! xThudx:shock:

They have been known for their "dirty tricks", such as the "Trojan credit card" debt reaffirmation plan we all know...and revile! :evil:

Why not--in Cap1's view--try to collect twice ? ::devillaugh::

If it's just on your credit report, there's no violation there...but if they're actively sending you settlement offers or calling trying to get money out of you (the OC that is), that's a violation of law.

Cr@pOne is famous for violating the law, too! You must KNOW that! ;)

First Premier is pretty famous for doing this--hence why they're staring down the barrel of not only a huge class action suit and a number of standard consumer actions, but also a number of AG actions--but I don't know of many others.

Cr@pOne is not, necessarily, an original "thinker" (if they CAN think at all!! :lol: ), either...

What is happening to First Patootie...'cuse me!...First Premier can also happen to Cap1! (Let's hope!! ) :hah: xxHellxx

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