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I received a settlement offer last year for an old cell phone bill. I am now ready to pay it off. I called the collection agency, and told them to send me a bill. I know not to accept verbal agreements. She said she would send the settlement offer to my email. Would that stand up in court?




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Yes!

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Ok, thanks. I wasn't sure if whether or not agreements had to be in writing and also 'signed'




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