NCO Collection for ex business partner debt
Please try to remember whether the debt they are talking about w
Please try to remember whether the debt they are talking about was a joint one. If it was a joint debt then both the partners are liable to pay-off the same.
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An authorized user would not be liable for any charges made. Yo
An authorized user would not be liable for any charges made. You need to find out if you were just listed as a user or if you actually signed the contract. I would make them dig up the original contract and show you were you signed it. If you signed the contract then I don't think the sale of the business would matter but you might want to get a lawyer to figure that out for you since that would really be between you and your business partners and really not involve the OC. I would send the collector a DV letter specifically requesting that signed contract. They will send you a bunch of garbage the first response assuming they respond so you will have to DV them again and again until they get that contract. I would also do my own leg work and contact the OC and request a copy of that contract. I would go through their fraud department claiming you worked for the company and only had authority to use the card but did not own the card and would not take no for an answer. If you signed the contract they can hold you liable for the debt.