DV after 30 days
Date: Wed, 09/03/2008 - 11:02
You can always ask for a validation, however, the CA can still c
You can always ask for a validation, however, the CA can still continue collection efforts (calls, reporting on CRA, etc.)
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However, in the DV letter, you can ask them to cease and desist
However, in the DV letter, you can ask them to cease and desist from calling.
Actually, I think it would be best to ask them to cease and desi
Actually, I think it would be best to ask them to cease and desist contact in a separate letter, so it doesn't get lost in the validation letter. That would be my route anyway. :)
The templates on this site have a combined DV/C&D letter...just
The templates on this site have a combined DV/C&D letter...just fyi Shazzers. On the collections board under useful links.
If it has been more than 30 days and you want to force them to v
If it has been more than 30 days and you want to force them to validate then you can send a DV letter to the collection agency and a dispute letter to the CRAs. This is a great tactic especially if the debt is past the SOL. If it is past the SOL I would send a full C&D letter also.