Account Closed/Write Off
Date: Mon, 11/10/2008 - 09:11
It is not worth our time to dispute what you read. Perhaps you should have researched this product before accepting the terms of the agreement. Regardless, we will write off the balance owed and close out this account. Good day[/color][/color]
One Click Cash said this.
Your account is now closed. We will not respond to any further emails, and you will be ineligible to do business again with us or any of our affiliates
I just want to make sure that I am completely done with them. Neither email says that I paid in full, so do you think that I am good or should I being doing something else to get a email that says paid in full?
It would not surprise me if down the road you hear from some blo
It would not surprise me if down the road you hear from some blood sucking collection agency who they sold your account to. How much did you owe each company or did you over pay them?
Well I overpaid one click cash. And I owed cash advance $5 acco
Well I overpaid one click cash. And I owed cash advance $5 according to me. They both said I owed 260 each.
From what I read, it sounds to me like you are done with both of
From what I read, it sounds to me like you are done with both of them. I would try to get them to say you are paid in full, but they may just ignore your emails now. Kstaff is right though, I wouldn't be suprised if you hear from some collection agency down the line.
one click cash
I just got paid in full from One Click Cash today ask for paid in full letter you can get one.
be sure to keep your documentation so when and if a CA contacts
be sure to keep your documentation so when and if a CA contacts you, you have proof they wrote you off.
A Write Off does not mean that the debt does not exist...it mean
A Write Off does not mean that the debt does not exist...it means that the orginal creditor has removed it from their books, and usually won't try to collect on it...HOWEVER, it doesn't prevent the OC from selling it to a JDB...those bottom feeder may resurface to try to collect...
IMO...I would send them a letter CMRRR - stating that you interpret their e-mail (since they stated that they won't respond to future contact) that this matter is PIF and no further collection activity will be done and the balance won't be sold to JDB.
Also, find out if they are licensed in your state. If they are not, they are illegal and therefore the loan is considered uncollectable...then file a complaint with your AG office. Keep these letters in case any JDB comes knocking...then you can provide them with proof that this debt is void.
Well One Cllick Cash did not respond to my email but when I went
Well One Cllick Cash did not respond to my email but when I went to the website and logged in it said that the account was paid in full. So I just printed that.
Cash Advance has not responded to my emails and I just got a phone call at work saying that I still owed the balance. So I am going to file complaint with AG with them. They are both unlicensed in Michigan.