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Sub: #1 Bronson and Migliaccio
Replied on 11-26-2007, 11:10 AM
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Trying to figure out the best course of action for the predicament I am in.

As a freshman in college I, stupidly, signed up for a credit card with CitiBank. I maxed it out and only ever made one payment on it. About 4 - 5 months ago, after seeing that I had nothing on my credit report from CitiBank, I called them to find out what I owed and how I should go about paying the balance. After looking me up with the old credit card (which I still had laying around, miraculously) and with my SSN, they said that they had no record of me or what I owed and to count myself as lucky. Not one week later I received a phone call from someone at Bronson and Migliaccio. I never received any sort of letter from them, though they are claiming they sent one in September. They demanded payment in full, which I told them I was not able to do. I told them that I would be willing to make payments, but only after I received a letter in writing from them about how they came to own my account, what I owed and proof that I owed that amount, and a letter in writing about the payment plan. I have received nothing. I have also been switched to a different person than the one I was originally dealing with. I have been threated with having "litigation" brought against me.

What should be my next move? I do not mind paying the debt, I do know that it is owed, but I want to make sure I am not being scammed! Should I send a letter asking for validation of debt? A cease and desist letter? Should I get an attorney of my own?

This is my first and only time dealing with a collection agency and I don't want to get burned, as I've read so many stores of people paying twice what the owe and such.

Thanks in advance.


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Replied on 11-27-2007, 07:01 PM
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Gatormama, I am not an expert here but I would send a debt validation letter to them. IN the letter you can request they tell you how they calculated what you owe and can include a cease and desist clause. Here is a link to a letter you can use at a sample.

Once they and if they validate the debt you can go from there.

http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com.../about216.html

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Replied on 11-27-2007, 07:07 PM
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Here is contact information for them in case you need it:

Bronson & Migliaccio, LLP
415 Lawrence Bell Dr.
Williamsville, NY 14221

888 900-9749 (88 990-8100
716 635-9550 Fax (716) 635-9556

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Replied on 03-22-2010, 01:03 PM
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I am wanting to settle my debt and Bronson Law offices supposedly has my account. I was wondering how do you figure out if this is a scam or not. I have the money to settle but am very leary of making the payment to them. I just don't trust anyone anymore. I do owe the debt.
Can anyone help me? Is a validaton letter the only thing I can ask for?

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Replied on 06-15-2010, 08:40 PM
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whatever you do, don't give out bank account information or give access to credit card for payment. Send a money order!




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