What is proper DV
Date: Thu, 10/29/2009 - 11:24
Also I put in the letter to quit calling, this month I started documenting it, and they have called 3 times or at least 3 times that shows on the caller id. I don't know if some of the other numbers showing on there are from them or not as it only shows the number not a name. Is there anything I can do about this or not. I don't want to deal with them, I don't want a law suit either, I have no assests, and am on disability and child support, so not sure what they would get from me. Do I need to send them another letter asking they quit calling, and asking them to send something more for DV. I don't know what to do anymore. Thanks.
It is partial validation in that they have thus far not shown yo
It is partial validation in that they have thus far not shown you any proof of the amount they say you owe and in fact could only show a debt for a different amount. Send them another letter, asking for a breakdown of monies owed and how they came up with that amount because as far as they provided, you only owe X amount of dollars to (OC).
Give this some time and see what they say.
They do not have to abide by your "limited" cease and desist. T
They do not have to abide by your "limited" cease and desist. They can either consider a full cease comm or ignore it completely. There is no basis for contact only by mail in teh FDCPA. As for showing proof that they are licensed to collect in your state, they are not required to provide that either. Read section 809 of the FDCPA. There is not much they have to provide in the way of validation.
Yes, but if you go all the way to court, you can show a judge th
Yes, but if you go all the way to court, you can show a judge that you tried every attempt to take care of the matter and even described exactly which documentation you wanted to see.
If you get sued, you can use it as a bases for discovery and they -have- to provide it then.