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letter to ca

Date: Fri, 05/25/2007 - 03:28

Submitted by rlg_miller
on Fri, 05/25/2007 - 03:28

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i sent out a few vod letters and received no response so i sent the following letter
To Whom It May Concern:

I do not want your business. If you feel the need to force me to do business with you then please provide documentation that makes you entitled to force me to do business with you.(i.e. a written agreement between us). Otherwise return this account to whoever ask you to invite me to pay whatever it is you are collecting.
so far i have received three deletions from my credit report.


Good work! I am in a similar process right now myself. Something that I do, when I send a VOD letter, I include a statement in it that, if they either refuse to reply or are unable to validate properly, then they are required by law to remove all references to the account from my three credit files. I then inform them that allowing a report to stay on my file when they cannot or will not validate it is a violation of the fdcpa and I will pursue legal action if that happens. The results you are getting are a perfect example of the problem a CA has in dealing with someone who knows the law. They seem to think that the consumers are ignorant and should remain that way. Look how difficult it is for them to play the game when you know about what they can and cannot legally do...

A question though--how long did you give them to respond before you sent that second letter?


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Submitted by skydivr7673 on Fri, 05/25/2007 - 19:53

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