Wage Garnishment
Date: Fri, 08/24/2012 - 18:35
Back in 2009 I had an amount I owed to US Bank go to a collection agency called liberty acquisitions. The amount was only about 600.00 or so. Over time the interest built up to a total due of over $2,000.00. I began working fulltime and almost had this debt paid completely off. I sadly ended up loosing my job and was unable to find employment. The interest built back up again to over $2000.00. I am now working a fulltime once again and getting back on my feet and have since moved to a new state altogether. I am wondering if they can begin garnishing my wages? And if they can and do will I be notified before they do so in any way?
How much exactly did you pay when you were working? Collections
How much exactly did you pay when you were working? Collections agencies really shouldn't be adding interest...
Collection agencies can legally attach interest to an overdue am
Collection agencies can legally attach interest to an overdue amount, especially if it is in the original contract the debtor signed on with the creditor.
Please do not post everywhere. Makes our job harder. You will get your answers on either site, DebtCC OR Social Answers.
Anyways, if they do not have your present address in all probability you will never know that you are being served and sued.
