broketreeman Posted April 11, 2005 Report Share Posted April 11, 2005 I had a judgement on this account, i have paid the judgement in full now I look at this and it looks like the have been charging interest or something and looks like they can now sue me for the balance of that interest. PLEASE HELP i caint afford to pay this alll over again. here the the listing below!!! OC address city,state Account Number: xxx Status: Closed/Account charged off. $0 written off. $6,813 past due as of 4-2005. Date Opened: 03/2001 Type: Revolving Credit Limit: $3,500 Date of Status: 04/2005 Terms: NA High Balance: $3,437 Reported Since: 04/2001 Monthly Payment: $0 Recent Balance: $6,916 Last Reported Date: 04/2005 Responsibility: Individual Recent Payment: $100 Creditor's Statement: Account closed at credit grantor's request. Account History: Charge Off as of 4-2005 180 days as of 6-2002 to 3-2005 150 days as of 3-2002 to 5-2002 120 days as of 2-2002 90 days as of 1-2002 60 days as of 12-2001 30 days as of 11-2001 Balance History: 03/2005 $6,813 01/2005 $6,701 12/2004 $6,593 11/2004 $6,491 10/2004 $6,387 09/2004 $6,289 08/2004 $6,191 07/2004 $6,292 06/2004 $6,199 05/2004 $6,400 04/2004 $6,305 03/2004 $6,208 02/2004 $6,119 01/2004 $6,124 12/2003 $6,030 11/2003 $5,940 10/2003 $5,849 09/2003 $5,762 08/2003 $5,674 07/2003 $5,587 06/2003 $5,504 05/2003 $5,169 04/2003 $5,087 Limit High Balance History: Between 4-2003 and 3-2005, your credit limit/high balance was $3,500 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
willingtocope Posted April 11, 2005 Report Share Posted April 11, 2005 Seems a little fishy, here. Was the judgement from the OC, or some CA? Where were you sending the money? It looks like either you were paying someone who didn't pass it on to the OC, or the OC didn't update your credit reports. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LadynRed Posted April 11, 2005 Report Share Posted April 11, 2005 If you paid the judgment in full, then you need to get a letter of satisfaction from the attorney or whoever you were paying showing that this thing is OVER with. They cannot sue you on the SAME debt twice. If the judgment was satisfied, including statutory interest on the judgment, you have nothing to worry about.Looks more to me like they are deliberatly reporting it incorrectly or that IS the interest that WAS owing before it was reduced to judgment. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
broketreeman Posted April 12, 2005 Author Report Share Posted April 12, 2005 Seems a little fishy, here. Was the judgement from the OC, or some CA? Where were you sending the money? It looks like either you were paying someone who didn't pass it on to the OC, or the OC didn't update your credit reports.it was from the ca in the oc's name i was paying the ca..thanks ladynred im going to get this straight on day. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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