Now What?
Date: Sun, 09/17/2006 - 17:35
I sent them one validation letter, which they responded to with a BS one page 'Account Statement' that didn't tell me anything.
I sent another letter, waited the 30 days, and they never contacted me.
Now what do I do?
How can I make sure this isn't going to pop up again?
P.S. - Thanks for a great resource.
They are rated one of America's Worst collection agencies. Go to
They are rated one of America's Worst collection agencies. Go to Bud Hibs website, I think he is asking for people to e-mail people their experiences with them. He describes their tactics. Check it out.
Martin,there is no set time a creditor has to reply back on a dv
Martin,there is no set time a creditor has to reply back on a dv letter.You have 30 days to dispute,but they don't have to do theirs in 30 days. What I have done before, is send them a follow up letter,referring back to previous letter. I sent these certified,returm receipt also.Mine didn't validate,but passed it to someone else within their company,so I did they same with them.Good Luck :D ...Karen
Collectors pass on the files from one company to another. Most o
Collectors pass on the files from one company to another. Most of the times, they do it when they have your disputed information. You must check out that this collector is not reporting negative remarks in your file. If they have hit your file without your info, it must be for a fraudulent purpose. Check out the latest copy of your credit report for confirming if any illegal activities are done by Asset Acceptance. Go through others experiences as well.
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