credit card judgement
Date: Wed, 08/22/2012 - 18:42
I was recently served papers on a non-payment of a credit card from 1999. When I call the collection agency. They say it was for a chase bank card in 1999. I don't recall having a credit card in 1999. How am I able to find out if this is my debt? If my account debt has been bought and sold several times since 1999, how am I able to tell who is the original creditor? The debt recovery place only wants to know if I am going to pay the debt. They were not very friendly. The original card they say was 2,500 now with the fees over 12 years the balance is 14,458.00. I am feeling crazy. Thanks, Tracy
Is this chase credit card on your credit report? Give chase a ca
Is this chase credit card on your credit report? Give chase a call and ask if they have you on file from 1999.
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The statue of limitations may be nearing, so it is a last chance for an outside agency to legaly attempt to collect on that debt. Responding may set clock again.
check your credit report, it may show this item, as a charge off, with a date in the very near future that it will report until. maybe doing nothing will solve your dillema.
There is no state in the U.S that has a statute of limitations l
There is no state in the U.S that has a statute of limitations longer than 10 years for credit card debt.
You need to respond to the summons and use the defense that the debt is time barred.
