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Sub: #33 Editing the Debt Validation Letter
Replied on 04-21-2009, 10:06 PM
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When I copy the dv letter into ms word, it does not let me edit. Please let me know the option for editing. Thanks



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Replied on 04-22-2009, 02:48 AM
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You can paste it into Notepad first and then cut and paste into Word. That's what I do. Notepad ignores everything that isn't plain text.

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Sub: #35
Replied on 05-14-2009, 07:41 PM
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i cant get the validation letter to cut and paste or print ..help please



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Replied on 05-14-2009, 10:06 PM
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Select it by pressing the left mouse button and then drag the mouse to the end of the letter. Then right click over the selected area and click on "Copy". Then open a word processing program (such as Word) and hit [ctrl] V.


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Sub: #37 Having problems...
Replied on 05-30-2009, 05:38 PM
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I am not computer illiterate (so I think), but for some reason I am not able to copy over the wonderful letter you have written to Word. It appears that that letter is an image, and I can't separately grab the letter. When I am able to get it, it only brings over what is shown on the screen, not the whole letter.

Please help.

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Sub: #38 Call me Puzzled
Replied on 05-30-2009, 06:17 PM
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I wrote the above post prior to joining...just so you know who you are responding too.

Thank you.




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Sub: #39
Replied on 05-31-2009, 09:37 AM
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Pesonally, I would use this only as a template only. Nothing amuses a CA more than a letter copied off the internet. Most of the items listed on that letter aren't going to be supplied outside the Discovery phase of litigation anyway. I simply state:

I dispute this alleged debt in it's entirety and hereby request validation in compliance with the FDCPA and Chapter 392 of the Texas Finance Code. All calls to my emplyer place my employment in jeopardy.

[center:2f71fd4df3]All Calls to my home and cell are recorded[/center:2f71fd4df3]



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Replied on 06-01-2009, 12:53 AM
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I completely agree, it should be short and sweet. They are not likely to read a 2 page laundry list, issues of relevancy aside. Verification of the debt is not the same as requesting Discovery in court. The FTC has a sample letter (for disputes addressed to the CRAs) that is short, sweet, and to the point.

But yeah, any template for assistance is a guide only.


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I just received a letter stating that my son stole something from wal mart 2 weeks ago & asking me to send $250. First they said that my son was an adult & that he needs to call. So we called on a conference call and basically they said they couldn't give us what location or time the wal mart was at. I contact my attorney who told me to file a complaint with the Attorney Generals office, which i did today. My attorney also thought that this was a scam, but now reading all these post & finding that this is actually a legitament business i am really wondering what i should do. Dont they have an obligation to show us a camera, recording, i.d or something that my son alledgely signed? Please help... I live in Missouri




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Replied on 10-11-2010, 06:53 PM
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If your son is an adult, why are they writing you?




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