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What suppossed debt is Midland trying to collect from me?

Date: Sat, 04/16/2011 21:53
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I have received a letter from a Justice court in AZ. concerning application for entry of default from a lawyer named Barry Bussey in Tucson AZ. on behalf of Midland Funding LLC with no information on how much or who the debt is owed to originally and even worse my ex-wifes name appears as a defendant as well. So was it or is it her debt or what is the best way to figure this out because it goes into a default in 10 days. Thanks




You should ask them to validate the debt asap. If they validate the debt, you'll be able to know all the required details about that account and this will help you in taking the right decision regarding that matter. If they validate the debt and if you find that you owe it, then you can take steps to pay it off. To know more about Midland Funding, check out the given page: http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/collection-agencies/ midlandfunding-llc.html

Sub: #1 posted on Sun, 04/17/2011 - 20:14

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