Debt Validation Question
Date: Mon, 02/25/2008 - 10:24
Submitted by volleyballmom
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Mon, 02/25/2008 - 10:24
Total Replies: 4
No related to any case I have, but just curious.
The consumer has the 30-days to send a DV..and I have seen language on collection letters that say "....from the date you have received this notice".
What date really kicks off the 30-days? The date on the letter, the postmark or the day you received it?
The consumer has the 30-days to send a DV..and I have seen language on collection letters that say "....from the date you have received this notice".
What date really kicks off the 30-days? The date on the letter, the postmark or the day you received it?
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most companies go by the date on their letter,if they send one.i could be mistaken,but that is what one cc ca told me.
I once got a letter from a CA that was postmarked 5 days after t
I once got a letter from a CA that was postmarked 5 days after the date of the letter. I kept the envelope.
[quote=volleyballmom]I once got a letter from a CA that was post
[quote=volleyballmom]I once got a letter from a CA that was postmarked 5 days after the date of the letter. I kept the envelope.[/quote]
Always keep the envelopes. Also any enclosures, and any other scrap of paper they send you. Ya never know what might come in handy down the road.
