Sending a Money Order
Date: Sat, 01/16/2010 - 11:49
That's a good question, I don't think so, but I wouldn't get a m
That's a good question, I don't think so, but I wouldn't get a money order if it's a credit union, only a bank. You never know what those illegal lenders might try.
I would go to a gas station for the money order. If there is a j
I would go to a gas station for the money order. If there is a judgment against you or a lawsuit pending the creditor's attorney can subpeona any banks asking if you have an acct there. If I were a collector I would certainly start looking where the MO came from. Better safe than sorry.
Oh well, to late, it was a payment that I sent to a PDL that the
Oh well, to late, it was a payment that I sent to a PDL that they agreed I only owed the principal of the loan. I would think that since they were never authorized for this account (its new) they would not be able to submit an ACH. There is no judgement against me, or lawsuit pending. I was under the impression that since they are illegal lenders they couldn't sue me, or get a judgement against me. Isn't that correct?
Wouldn't it be fraud on their part if they obtained my account i
Wouldn't it be fraud on their part if they obtained my account information without my permission?
Quote:Originally Posted by AnyaRI would go to a gas station for
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Originally Posted by AnyaR I would go to a gas station for the money order. If there is a judgment against you or a lawsuit pending the creditor's attorney can subpeona any banks asking if you have an acct there. If I were a collector I would certainly start looking where the MO came from. Better safe than sorry. |
Take it easy, this is not a capital crime. This is only small claims, which is an easy judgment for a legal lender.
Quote:Originally Posted by AnonymousOh well, to late, it was a p
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Originally Posted by Anonymous Oh well, to late, it was a payment that I sent to a PDL that they agreed I only owed the principal of the loan. I would think that since they were never authorized for this account (its new) they would not be able to submit an ACH. There is no judgement against me, or lawsuit pending. I was under the impression that since they are illegal lenders they couldn't sue me, or get a judgement against me. Isn't that correct? |
The likelyhood of them suing you is slim to none.