My reply for debt verification letter
Date: Thu, 12/25/2008 - 11:39
Since you are still within your thirty day window send them the
Since you are still within your thirty day window send them the letter below, there's a difference between verification and validation. I found a very simple letter posted by NascarDevil, try sending this one to them and see what happens because they didn't prove anything by sending you a typed written letter stating the amount you owe, that's bull crap!
Their Name
Address
State
Your Name
Address
State
Acct. Number
I dispute this alleged debt in its entirety. I request validation of this alleged debt in compliance with the FDCP and (Insert any applicable State statute ). Calls to my employer place my employment in jeopardy.
Sincerely,
You
ALL CALLS TO MY HOME ARE RECORDED
Hang on...she is trying to DV the OC?? OC's are not bound by
Hang on...she is trying to DV the OC?? OC's are not bound by fdcpa and they dont have to verify.
OC is the original creditor, I don't think Financial Processing
OC is the original creditor, I don't think Financial Processing is the original creditor, I thought it was a collection agency attempting to collect for a payday lender???
OK, stupid me, I researched Financial Processing, I'm thinking t
OK, stupid me, I researched Financial Processing, I'm thinking that's a payday lender? If so, SOAPLADY is correct, they aren't bound by FDCP laws, sorry, I misunderstood, I was thinking you DV'ed a collection agency, my bad. Please disregard my previous post with the sample DV letter, it wouldn't apply to the OC.
I think the email from the "financial processing" is just the de
I think the email from the "financial processing" is just the dept. who deals w/ the PDL company. They are still the original company who I did the PDL with. They aren't a collection agency.
So who can get a DV letter? Anyone, I have no collection agencies as of yet, they are the PDL companies who are calling and emailing.
Only third party collectors are bound by the FDCP.
Only third party collectors are bound by the FDCP.
Well, basically as Soaplady said, the FDCP (Fair Debt Collection
Well, basically as Soaplady said, the FDCP (Fair Debt Collection Practices) only apply to third party collectors also with C&D letters. However, I have personally used the C&D letters with pdl's and it worked for some and not at all for others, it's your choice. Just remember, they aren't (the original creditor) bound by the FDCP to follow it. :)
zip19
I am living in wa state and they are not licensed here. I owe them 1300 and have stopped payment from my acct and send them via email a c and d letter and also by mail-its been about 10 days and they have not even called me yet-What should I do and since they are not licensed here in Wa what are my options?
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