Debt Validation/Asset Acceptance
Date: Mon, 12/03/2007 - 16:41
I also received a letter from Applied Bank and this is what they
I also received a letter from Applied Bank and this is what they wrote back to me:
"We have received your request concerning validation of your debt. Federal regulations stipulate that a dispute can be determined to be "frivolous" if the consumer fails to provide sufficient information to investigate the disputed information or the dispute was previously submitted. As a result of our review, we have determined that your request falls in this category. We will not provide any further response concerning this request."
Can they actually do this??? It goes on to say that they believe that I am working with a credit repair agency which is not true. All of this has been done on my own. Basically they say that they are willing to negotiate. The problem is I am not sure of the actual cost. Don't they have to validate the debt for me???
After reading some of these post I have found out that the SOL f
After reading some of these post I have found out that the SOL for Texas is 4 years. If some of these validation letters say last transaction in 2001 that means that the SOL has expired and they cannot collect on this correct?