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Date: Mon, 11/08/2010 - 17:39

Submitted by anonymous
on Mon, 11/08/2010 - 17:39

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I had a PDL from Check in Go a while back. It was internet, but I believe they are an CSO (i think)
Frontier Fin got a hold of it and called me. I sent them a DV and they sent back the requested copies of
their bond and license in Nevada - their bond was signed 7/28/2010
CSO Agreement - esignature

I just noticed something . . when looking thru the docs it has the agreement and it has E SIGNATURE then on the date it has 10/28/2010 WHAT?? they apparently bought this 10/4/2010 (that is what they told me when i requested the information) my letter was signed for 10/20/2010

annual percentage rate is 618.31%

on the federal truth-in-lending disclosure, privacy policy and promissory note the date is Loan# XXXX Loan DATE: 10/28/2010

how can the loan date be FOUR days before they mailed the letter.

Did they just make this document up . .and mailed it to me as validation?

they also accidently sent me their commission structure, lol, i guess it was on the bottom of the paperwork and it got sent to me . .i wish i could show you guys . . .its hilarious. I want to write a letter and ask them how this pertains to my DV.

What do I do from here?


Did you receive all this correspondence via email, or mail? The federal law (FDCPA) requires that 3rd party collectors must send you a written letter of collection via the mail within 5 days of their first initial contact with you, so, if this is an email, I would request that dated letter of collection via the mail with the mini Miranda warning.


lrhall41

Submitted by Shazzers on Tue, 11/09/2010 - 09:30

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