Nelly why do you have to be a hatter. i mean seriously do u have anything better to do all day than sit on the computer and write false statements about agencies? i mean come on sweetie don't you think its time to grow up and be a woman!!!!!!

I am trying to find out the name of the company that keeps calling. Can you help?

I hope this is the right place to ask my question. I received a statement from Medicredit for a ER physician bill. I knew I owed it, and had just forgotten it needed to be paid before it was sent to collections. As soon as I received the statement, I paid it off. It was about $295.00 The very next day, after I pay that off, I get a call from them claiming I still over $2000.00. I had no clue what they were talking about. The lady says that the charges are from the same ER physician group, but are charges from 2002. (Now, in 2002, I did have several ER visits, but also had insurance.

This was a Sears Card through Citi. Now in the hands of Monarch Recovery Management, formally Academy Collections Services. Past due 162 days, but I guess that doesn't matter now that it's with a CA. I have 3 other creditors to settle with and x number of dollars to go around. Got a letter from them offering 70% settlement on 7.8k. I talked to them today, only have 2.4k available. They came back with 40%. He said that's the best he could do. That comes out to 3.1k. Can't do it... I just don't have it. What are the consequences of this going another month or 2?

i live in missouri i havepayday loans that are all storefronts aaa check advance 395.00 advance america 475.00 check please 460.00 check into cash 300.00 quik cash 600.00 what happens if i stop paying them ...will i get in trouble for bad checks...should i close my bank account .....i called a few debt consolidatio places but i dont have credit cards so they wont help...need help :confused::confused::confused:

Can a judgement be taken out on you from a payday loan lender?

Hello, Apparently from what I've been reading I am not alone. I received a phonecall from Creditors Interchange 2 days ago saying that I needed to pay 2,000 toward a student loan for my daughter that they had bought after she defaulted and for which I am a co-signer. I have never received anything in writing from them and I did almost send them the money before looking up on all these complaints about them being scam artists and so forth. They want this money by tomorrow or they're saying the deal is OFF.

When speaking of statue of limitations, it varies from state to state. My question is what state should you refer to? The state you lived in when debt was occured, the state you lived in when last payment was made, your legal state of residence, or the state you currently live in? The reason I'm asking is I applied for a credit card and recieved CC while living in Virginia, made my last payment while living in Nevada(balance still owed), defaulted while living in NV, joined Army and now live in Kentucky, but my legal residence is still NV.

I think this number, calling me 8 to 20 times per day must be Allied Interstate. The thing, if they are a debt collection company, I don't owe anybody any money. But, the person who had my landline number before me, must. I've had the number 3 years though. I've gotten several debt collectors stopped some using robocalls that start with a extremely loud noise on the message left, using the OR Department of Justice. I did answer once, and wanted to know why they were calling me over and over again.

Can I be sued on a closed account? And an account that has been already sent to a collection agency that is other then the Lawyer that is trying to sue me? I received a summons from small claims court. The lawyers complaint says the account is an open account, but according to my credit report the account is closed. I just got a new copy of my credit report it it says charge off, and in the comments it says account closed by credit grantor. Did this lawyer, who may just be a CA in disguise, make a big boo boo?