He began with the observation that when the statute of limitations has
passed on debt collection actions, creditors are estopped from suing you to collect.
Not exact matches
Insider tip
on small errors
on legitimate
collections you really do owe: Even if a
collection account is removed from your credit file, if your state's statute of limitations for collecting the
debt has not
passed, the
collection agency will probably update its records with the correct information and report it to the credit bureau, where you will see the account reported correctly.
If the balance has gone significantly
pass due and the
debt has been
passed on to a
collection agency which has reported this information to the various credit reports, it can be very difficult to to dispute that type of balance.
I am about 20,000 Dalars in
debt I have a student loan for 1500
on one and about 7500 hundred
on the other one, I am savirley behind
on my day to day bills I am now at the point of company's are
passing me as a client around so I'm now getting charged by every company in town, I have a new baby due at the end of the month And I do not want to be in
debt for the rest of my life, I also have moltaple payday loans owing, and I have a credit card that shouldn't have gone wrong its sitting about 580.00 it's starting to get really frusterating when I can't pay it all off plus not to mention I have a few
collections in mobile companies, Rogers and Telus very frusterating -.
There's a chance that if this
debt is
passed on to a
collection agency that you may start receiving letters again.
whether you have paid your bills
on time (including any
collection information if a
debt had to be
passed on to a
collection agency)
I assume that by «sent to
collections» you do mean
passed on to a
debt collector.