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Received collection letter after disputing on CR


mattandallismom
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HA! They state in the letter the collection is for "various accounts". The first line of the letter says that my account account has been referred for collection activity and that prior notice has been given in accordance with federal requirements. That is an inaccurate statement as I have not received any collection letters or proof of debt.

Funny thing is I called them when I pulled my report and they said that they would remove the debt because it was a hospital bill of someone who I lived with 6 years ago. Then went on to state I owed for breaking a lease from that same year. :roll: Bull****, prove it, there is nothing like that on my CR.

Is it too late to send a DV to them? I have my letter ready to go. There is no way it's my debt because on my CR it was from a hospital in an area I have not lived in over 8 years. According to my CR it is set to come off in December. Should I let well enough alone? I'm afraid they will try to re age it.

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Have you disputed this TL with the CRA's it's reporting on? DV them and at the same time dispute with the CRA's. If CA's verify with the CRA's and you don't get a response from CA you would have them on a violation. They cannot verify with the CRA's and ignore your request for validation. If they do not respond to your request for validation they must delete from your CR. This is called the 1-2 punch. They cannot ignore both CRA's and you! :twisted:

Kevin is right. Do not talk to a CA on the phone. At least until you can arm youself with the FDCPA. Most CA's use illegal collection tactics to intimidate you once they have you on the phone.

Good luck!

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