Release of Liability

I got one too and am looking at this doc and want to be sure it's valid...first thing is it says 'her' instead of 'him' when referring to the borrower in the legal jumbo. 2nd, the person who sent via email hasn't signed it ...

Are they offering to mark your account paid in full in exchange for not suing them for providing a loan to you illegally?

I don't see anything about PIF ...it said in the email they would write off my account and this document says in the beginning 'in consideration of the premises and other good consideation, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged by both parties, hereby agrees to the follows' ... and then lists a bunch of sections releasing both sides from oblications (no suits, no blame, no claims assigned, etc)

I've seen where other members have posted this before, so I'm going to let someone else tackle this one, just hang in there and I am sure someone with more knowledge in this area will be around to advise you. :)

I would make sure that you still receive something that says Paid In Full.

How do I make sure of that? Should I fax this back? I can't even tell if this means anything if this guy hasn't signed it?

if you want to pm me the text of the letter, I will review it for you

It's pretty common for pdl's to want something like this . . . . .

I can also review it if you want. I've seen hundreds of these things . . . .