Sentences with phrase «lots of debt collection»

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For quite a lot of people, debt collection agencies are a dreaded lot, but for businesses they are uncommon blessings.

A lot of collections agencies buy debt at pennies on the dollar and after failing to collect they usually sell it to another agency.

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I have learned a lot about the reality of the debt collection industry.

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Like most Vets, I encountered lots of collections, bad debt, and things that were not mine on my credit report.

I had a total of debts that equal about $ 5000.00 I paid them all within 1 week which most were in collections, but to make a long story short they took off the balance that I owed on the debts after they were paid and i have all the paper work and documents showing proof that they were paid.About a month later the CRA»S from from three of my debts placed them on my credit report again which has brung my score down a lot.

So all you'll get is a bunch of trade lines saying, «NCO Collections» or «Portfolio Associate Collections» and you don't know if that's for medical debt or not, so a lot of medical debt shows up on credit reports and that hurts both credit and apparently employment because half of employers that deny job offers based on credit checks have denied it on debt collection, 25 percent of which they also get public records because we know that employers deny job offers based on both lawsuits filed and bankruptcy.

And in a lot of cases, it's just okay, I can pay this debt back but I need a few more months and since I know it's already past the two years I don't have to be in a panic, even though the phone is still ringing because they're turned it over to a new collection agency.

I practice in some federal court, but I practice a lot in state court and because I handled debt collection cases, I sued the debt collectors and I defended people sued by debt collectors, I used to sit in on some of those similar calendars.

Ever since 2008, more and more cross border disputes I was instructed on were debt collection cases, and most of them were, not just some simple default in payments, but resulted from the financial crisis the whole world was facing, which made such disputes a lot more complicated than they should have been.

Took a lot of sleepless nights and reading up on my rights under the FCRA and FDCPA (fair credit reporting act and Fair Debt Collections Practices Act)