CA using law office to get around state licensing?
Date: Wed, 05/05/2010 - 12:20
I'm just wondering if this is what Collect America/Square Two is doing to me.
I've looked up CACH/Collect America/Square Two's license in the TN database and they don't have one. So is that why they got a local TN law office to send the dunning letter and to deal with them? Because it went from Collect America to JA Cambece but I never heard anything from them after a dunning letter. Now, months later, I get a dunning letter from a law office here locally.
Are they allowed to use a law office as a proxy to deal with debtors if they aren't licensed in the state?
I've looked up CACH/Collect America/Square Two's license in the TN database and they don't have one. So is that why they got a local TN law office to send the dunning letter and to deal with them? Because it went from Collect America to JA Cambece but I never heard anything from them after a dunning letter. Now, months later, I get a dunning letter from a law office here locally.
Are they allowed to use a law office as a proxy to deal with debtors if they aren't licensed in the state?
They can use a law office as a proxy. However, if they are not
They can use a law office as a proxy. However, if they are not licensed to lend in your state all they can collect from you is the principal.
