Yes, the account type is listed as open. Here's the newest thing that has happened. I sent a DV to NCO on 11-03-09 and it was received by them on 11-06-09 I have now received a letter from California Recovery Systems, Inc. trying to collect on the same debt for the amount of $1615.38. This is quite funny because NCO is trying to collect the amount $3328.00 and the original creditor is Capital One. This letter from California Recovery Systems, Inc. has the account identification number and it says current creditor : NCO RE: Capital One, Principle assigned to us: 1608.53, interest accrued: $6.85, Total now due: $1615.38. Hmm, what is going on with this account? Does it sound like NCO has passed this account onto California Recovery Systems. What do I do with the DV that I sent to NCO? Obviously, I wait out the 35 day waiting period to see if they validate the debt and if they don't then I guess I will try with the CRA to have them delete the account because NCO didn't validate. I guess I will have 2 points to stand on; the first maybe NCO won't validate and the second is I never received any notification from NCO about this debt. I only found out about it because I noticed it was on my CR. Am I on the right path? I guess I will have to DV the new CA. The new CA offered a settlement of 45% off but I must accept within the 30 days from the date of this notice. Eek! I guess I won't be getting the offer because I will be sending a DV to them. Also, I am unsure but I thought I read someplace that the CA must be registered in your state in order to collect on a debt. If that is true then I don't think this CA can collect because when I checked on the business it stated that the business create date was 11/2008 but the status was expired. Any suggestions or opinions?
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