Payments to CA
Date: Thu, 04/30/2009 - 17:58
nooooo...definately not. and i would not give em any info perta
nooooo...definately not. and i would not give em any info pertaining to your bank routing account numbers..they may suck it dry w/out autho..i always send certified funds and yes most try to say they can't accept...blah blah blah..the check has always gotten cashed..but thats not true..they may not want mail checks..but they will take em...
but if they are inistent about electronic payments, open an account with amount needed for payment and only put in it whats needed or what you can afford to loose..watch carefully for overdraws..or try prepaid cc or debit
as for the no copy of written payment..that too is ca bs..nothin
as for the no copy of written payment..that too is ca bs..nothing permits them of sending a payment agreement on an account...total ca bs...remember they must notify you in writing prior to withdrawing any funds electrinically from an account...watch to ensure amounts listed matches your account statements if you go that route...ca always tries to bully consumer into something questionable at best..don't let em do it to you..good luck
no way
first. you should offer them 20% of the debt owed max. they bought it for roughly 10 cents on the dollar. dont deal with debt terrorists. you have rights. here is some info.
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the above advice is really good :) did you request validation f
the above advice is really good :)
did you request validation for this debt? the collectors sound like crooks!
Quote:nothing permits them of sending a payment agreement on an
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nothing permits them of sending a payment agreement on an account...total ca bs. |
Nothing permits them or prevents them? Actually in 3rd party collections, the clients do not allow payment agreements in writing to be sent out. Settlement agreements for short term payments, yes but in the long term no...they definately do not allow them. Why you ask?? Debtors abuse them....they will send them to the CRA's asking for a change to "paid as agreed" or they will use it to get additional credit.
