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Ok, I sent the settlment PFD to the attorney twice now via email. Finally after the second time, i rec'd an email back. It said ...
If you would like to discuss this matter you will need to call Mrs. **** within 10 days. This communication is from a debt collector. This is an attept to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.
along with the email it had my letter attached to it......my question is, should I call or should I just reply back to the email so that I have everything in writing? also does anyone know why they put that info in the email saying this is an attempt to collect when clearly my letter was showing my attempt to settle? and I am settling with the full amount so its not like I'm trying to bargain with them.
BUMP!
@rose214 wrote:
OK, I called them and they wouldn't discuss anything with me until I verified my social and address. From reading in the forum I'm not to verify that stuff right??? If not then what do I do?
should I call them back and verify so I can get this settled??
I would. They are an attorney/CA and can proceed with a judgment.
@guiness56 wrote:I would. They are an attorney/CA and can proceed with a judgment.
Maybe I read wrong throughout the forum, i thought I always saw that we don't verify anything though???
That is with a CA. This is an attorney who can file a law suit against you. If you want to make arrangements to settle you are going to have to give them some information.
@guiness56 wrote:That is with a CA. This is an attorney who can file a law suit against you. If you want to make arrangements to settle you are going to have to give them some information.
Oh Ok, I gotcha now. That's why I asked I'm new at all of this and am trying to catch on to it all. Yes I'm trying to make a PFD type of offer with them so taht I can get the judgement vacated. I'll call them back. thank you