CA- License "Inactive"

bmblbg · ‎01-01-2013

So I looked up Portfolio Recovery in my home state of New Mexico. The NM Regulation & Licensing Department shows their license as inactive, having expired in 2004. Is this something that I can use to my advantage in my dispute process? Or- is it just useless information?

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Shogun · ‎04-15-2011

I don't see that coming into play in a dispute, maybe if they were threatening to sue you it would make a difference.

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llecs · ‎08-04-2007

Ditto...because a licensing issue is a state matter. Reporting is a federal matter. You could put pressure via your state's AG to compel them to go away though.

tmobileguy · ‎11-16-2012

I would think they can still report but I don't think they could pursue collecting from you by either calling or writing letters...

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