Just got a call from this company using my maiden name

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Sub: #1 Just got a call from this company using my maiden name
Replied on 05-19-2011, 03:21 PM
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I just recieved a voice mail from this company using my maiden name ( I have been married for 18 years) I can't imagine what it could be for and will call them back tomorrow unless you don't think I should, but if there is something from my past that long ago, am I required to pay it? I am in Pennsylvania and currently in bankruptcy..the one where we pay everyone 100 % of everything back so we don't lose our house and so money is tight.
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Replied on 05-19-2011, 10:06 PM
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Hi!
Welcome to the forums!

18 years is a very long time. Wait for a few days. Let them call you back. You don't need to call them. If it is regarding a debt, then it is well past the Sol period. They can't sue you anymore.


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Replied on 05-20-2011, 12:55 AM
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It might be a collection agency that buys junk debts for pennies on the dollar, and then try collecting whatever they can. 18 years is a pretty long time and it's almost certainly beyond it's SOL.
In addition, they can't really do anything when you're under bankruptcy.
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If it is regarding a debt, then it is well past the Sol period.
Simply would like to add one more thing for your knowledge. If a debt is already past it's SOL, then any payment that you make towards it will reset the SOL clock.


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