NCO Still calling after CD letter
Date: Tue, 07/14/2009 - 07:37
What now. Thought about a second letter, pointing out that it was a second, and actually cutting and pasting the section of the law that says stop. Someone mentioned I should "cc" the FTC on it. Any thoughts??
I dont mind getting a little tough. I work in a law office (holding off talking to the lawyers, till I get in deep). They can try what they want. (though i think the odds are low on a $700 debt)
Thanks, Andy
Find an attorney and sue them what they are doing is illegal. Yo
Find an attorney and sue them what they are doing is illegal. You can get up to $1000 and the attorneys fees paid.
Have you answered the phone? They by law are permitted one call
Have you answered the phone? They by law are permitted one call to inform you of their intentions. So if you havent answered, do so.....let them dunn you first....record the call if possible. They dunn you, then remind them off the C&D and hang up.
Actually a firmly written letter with a copy of your C&D and copy of the certified receipt plus photos of your caller ID with an "intend to turn over to an NACA attorney" should get you the cash you earned. They know they will be responsible for attornies fees.
So answer the phone and let them say what they have to say? Shou
So answer the phone and let them say what they have to say? Should I acknowledge anything. (i know the debt is mine) just don't want to say the wrong thing. Then tell them that i sent a letter and that i am sending another?
A dunn is a demand for payment. Yup, let them say what they have
A dunn is a demand for payment. Yup, let them say what they have to say...if they are telling you what there next steps will be (transfering to attorneys office, closing account) they have not broken the FDCPA. However if they demand payment, they are in violation. Let them know they have violated your C&D and hang up.