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Okay, what happens when a collection agency gets caught in a "ponzi scheme" and is being investigated by the FBI and awaiting trial by a jury....what happens to the collection accounts that they had when they got caught? Do they get purged or sold to new agencies??
Just exercising everyone's brain muscles today
I've been reading too much credit info lately
@lisamar81 wrote:Okay, what happens when a collection agency gets caught in a "ponzi scheme" and is being investigated by the FBI and awaiting trial by a jury....what happens to the collection accounts that they had when they got caught? Do they get purged or sold to new agencies??
Just exercising everyone's brain muscles today
I've been reading too much credit info lately
If I had to guess, I'd say the receivables have value, and will likely be sold to new agencies.
Dispute ... everything ... now ...
@MamboItaliano wrote:Dispute ... everything ... now ...
Lol, I don't have anything to dispute...I just was curious
@lisamar81 wrote:Lol, I don't have anything to dispute...I just was curious
Yeah... Nobody ever just "lets it go".
I would assume that the constitutional presumption of innocence also applies to debt collectors.
Being investigated and charged is not a legal finding of anything.
@RobertEG wrote:I would assume that the constitutional presumption of innocence also applies to debt collectors.
Being investigated and charged is not a legal finding of anything.
This very true
@RobertEG wrote:I would assume that the constitutional presumption of innocence also applies to debt collectors.
Being investigated and charged is not a legal finding of anything.
+1....and if charged or even convicted, it doesn't make the debts any less valid (assuming they were valid before this scheme). I'm sure they could be sold off, but if the states are involved, they might be shut down faster than they can sell it off.
All good answers