Put a scare into the OCs?
Date: Thu, 10/11/2007 - 11:25
Wonder if that would work?
Doesn't really help my accounts any since even if they complied they would just use a different CA, but I would love to call up those CA's and smugly inform them it was I who got them 'fired.' :lol: :lol:
Check ripoffreport.com to get some of the reports on LVNV, and e
Check ripoffreport.com to get some of the reports on LVNV, and especially allied interstate. For LVNV, make sure you send it to sears because that is apparently where they get the bulk of their business from.
If I am not mistaken LVNV buys debts from Citibank (the creditor
If I am not mistaken LVNV buys debts from Citibank (the creditor for the Sears card) and they don't care what happens to it after it's sold.
Well, if what Bast said is correct: "Basically, an OC cannot use
Well, if what Bast said is correct: "Basically, an OC cannot use a debt collector who they know uses underhanded tactics and illegal means to collect." and she shows this information to Citibank, in compliance with that law, they may stop selling portfolios with Texas accounts to them (doesn't help me a bit but hey) They are one of the CA's out that that I think needs to either clean up their act, or shut down.
Actually, I don't think it pertains to selling, just using an ab
Actually, I don't think it pertains to selling, just using an abusive collector to collect your debt for you. Apparently you can sell the debt to whoever you want.
Once a oc sells your account they have no legal responsibility t
Once a oc sells your account they have no legal responsibility that could fall under this doctrine. If it is only assigned to a collector and oc retains account ownership,then this would subject them to this doctrine of law.
