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How can i deal with account charged off and sold to lvnv funding llc?

Date: Mon, 04/20/2009 - 20:57

Submitted by anonymous
on Mon, 04/20/2009 - 20:57

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i'll admit i screwed up, i bought a $30 shirt from mens wearhouse on my card and i'm really good about paying off my stuff, i just simply forgot about it. moved the day after and had a lot of things going on (in the military) etc etc. a couple years later i finally decide to check out my credit report and see it on there. 30 turned into 218, then "written off" not sure what that means. but it says it was purchased by another lender. who is lvnv funding llc. it's up to 235 now with them probably higher been a couple months i deployed and am back now. any help or adivce on what to do would be greatly appreciated as i'm new to this and have no idea what i'm doing.


"Written off" means that the debt has been considered a bad debt and has been "charged off" by the original creditor and sold off to a collection agency. LVNV is a collection agency who has purchased the debt. I think that you should first send a debt validation letter to LVNV funding and try to settle the debt for less if they can validate your debt. Now, since the account has already been charged off, it is not possible to remove the negative mark from your credit report. However, if you do not pay it off, the creditor can bring a judgment against you to recover the same, and once judgment gets listed in your credit report, your score may get adversely affected.


lrhall41

Submitted by novice on Tue, 04/21/2009 - 05:05

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You do need to send a debt validation letter, because LVNV can get nasty.

The purpose is to find out if they actually are legally the ones to be collecting on the debt the amount is correct, etc. Don't expect to receive a validation back from them,though. They are well know for not doing this. I have worked with many of their dba's, and no validation.

Keep copies of all correspondence done by you, or them. Send everything to them certified, return receipt. Alot of times, they will just pass it to one of their other companies. If you do decide to pay them or whoever, get it in writing that it will be paid in full, and no blance owed sold to another CA, or whatever terms you decide on..Good Luck..karen


lrhall41

Submitted by Bossy4455 on Tue, 04/21/2009 - 08:51

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