First National Collection Bureau - FRAUD?
Date: Thu, 11/11/2010 - 12:56
I have been living abroad (Europe) for over 20 years but this company is sending letters to my mother's house in the US, addressed to me, saying I owe $2870.41 but that they are graciously letting me pay $861.12 in six (6) payments starting 11/22/10. I told my mother to ignore them as it is obviously fraudulant (or my identity has been stolen) and to send me the letters so I can sort it from Europe.
Please can you tell me how to entrap them into either admitting they are lying or leaving my mother alone?
Please can you tell me how to entrap them into either admitting they are lying or leaving my mother alone?
You have to send them a debt validation letter. If they cannot v
You have to send them a debt validation letter. If they cannot validate the debt, then send them a cease and desist letter stating not to contact your mother any further.
just got the same sort of letter
Hey, I just got a letter stating the same sort of crud, only the amount was different. I looked up the statute of limitations for debt collection in my state (louisiana, 3 years regarding credit card debt). Also, please know that your credit is not usually effected by anything over 7 years old. There are some great articles on ask.com.
Good luck!
