medical bills!
Date: Tue, 03/06/2007 - 16:17
So how does the credit bureau count SOL..is it from the time collection agency reports to the credit bureau or from the actual date of service from the original creditor?
Then if we pay the credit agencies then how does that affect my credit score? and does that mean it stays on for another 7 years.
If we don't pay and it drops off due to SOL, then can the credit agency sell the account to a new one and then we start all over again.
Also, my dear husband lived in CA at the time and now resides in TX.
oh and
did I open a can of worms by sending a certified dispute and validate letter to the credit agencies. They never contacted us. Are they going to start with the calling now? The debt is, $1500, $850, and $500. I wonder if they consider this chump change and that's why they haven't called. Just a thought.
My guess would be you are correct about the deductable. I woul
My guess would be you are correct about the deductable. I would also check into what percent your insurance pays to providers. While the insurance company and provider agree to accept reduced amounts, and that customer shall not be billed for anything above that, does your insurance company pay 100% of that amount? If it does, you are very lucky. Most companies will pay 80% at most. So say they agree on accepting $100.00 for a certain procedure. Assume your deductible has been paid. If your insurance pays only 80%, they you would be responsible for $20.00. So the balances may in fact be owed. You may in fact be only saved by the SOL here.