Creditors interchange/resurgent

Don't know about Resurgent, never had dealings with them. But I have heard of Creditors Interchange, a collection agency.

Generally, if a debt-owner sends the account for collection, then that collection agency works on it. If the owner doesn't like the results, they can pull it out of collection; in which case it's in their hands again. They can send it to a different collection agency if they wanted to... or to their attorney... or they can make collection calls themselves and not deal with an outside agency.

It is possible that Resurgent is a bad debt buyer, they bought the credit card account from the original creditor, and then sent it out to a collection agency...

Sorry I don't have more info. Maybe you can call Creditor's Interchange and ask them who is Resurgent and what is the debt actually for. Since you have been making payments, I think you gave up your right to dispute it and request verification.

I'm not wanting to dispute anything, I'm just trying to figure out who is who. Hopefully they will let me pay on it in January.

Resurgent is also a collection agency. Don't want to scare you but they're really a*holes. They don't even bother to attempt to collect, they sue you right away so I hope their kids' life would be like sh!t

Well, Guest, it appears you are really full of yourself today. Posting the same things in two different forums.

Please refrain from use of threats on the forums.

Well, so much for not scaring me. What should I do?

Even though it's just $30, but that's a bait, Jeff! How much do you owe? As soon as you pay, you will automatically renew your SOL (statue of Limitation) and it's a proof that you admit you owe this debt and when they bring this to court, you'll lose, Jeff. Think about all options carefully!

Here is what I know three days later. Creditors Interchange is the collection company. Resurgent Capital is their client.
My payment arrangements were $100 a month. Last month I messed up. A payment didnt clear. This month I attempted to make it up but got confused on the amount I needed to pay to catch up. I set up a payment but for some reason my bank did not accept the ACH withdrawal from my account. Creditors Interchange told me that I needed to pay $30 to keep the account with them, otherwise it would be taken back by their client, Resurgent Capital.
Per our agreement I paid the $30, now for next month they said I can can pay my regular monthly amount and try to catch up. They also said I may be able to settle for between 50% & 60% of the entire balance whenever I think I have enough money. Does that make more sense now that I explained everything?