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"New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

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Anonymous
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

Have you checked your credit report?    Under Portfolio the Original Creditor should be listed.
I am currently paying off my old Providian Credit card through them,  though they wouldn't agree to a PFD, they did work very well with me and I was able to set up a very affordable payment plan and after 4 months of on time paying they even stopped charging the interest on it.   Only two more payments to go with them  WOO HOO!!!!!!!!!!
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davidboca
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

When it comes to Credit Card SOL in Florida, one will find that most of the time the judge rules 5years SOL. Even 'appeal level' rulings! Charge Cards (store/gas) sometimes are allowed to fall under the 4 year SOL.
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Anonymous
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

I have checked the report, OC is not listed.
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Anonymous
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

Did you find out who the OC was?
 
I'd wait. Be sure you are past SOL, then you will be in a better position to deal with them as you please.
 
I did not have the same experience with them as  Boswd did.

scoppe wrote:
Listed DOLA is Mar 2003.  SOL in FL is 5 years, so they have until Mar 08 to sue.
 
Would it be a better idea to wait until April to DV them, since SOL would be up then?



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Anonymous
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

Any chargoff's?
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Anonymous
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

Ok, I pulled an EX report and got more info.
 
OC is Cap1.
 
Portfolio is reporting the new account opened  09/01/07 and collection as of 11/07.
 
I have received nothing from Portfolio as of today, and there seems to be some confusion about SOL for FL on a CC, 4 or 5 years.  DOLA showing here is 03/03, so I'm either out of SOL or have until Mar 08.
 
I don't know if I should do anything at this point because I don't know if I'm still within SOL or not, and don't want to make waves until I'm sure I'm out.
 
Should I just let this go for now and do something next April, assuming I haven't been contacted by them before then?  If they contact me, I'll DV them and try to get some breathing room waiting for a reply.  It should be able to stretch out till then with the 30 day periods.
 
Any suggestions?
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Anonymous
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

To truely get to the bottom of this I would suggest calling your State's consumer affairs office or your Attorney's General's office and get the exact ruling on where credit cards stand in regards to SOL.
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Anonymous
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

scoppe- check your PMs
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SmartCookie
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

Don't touch... enjoy the holidays and worry about it in April.  Your plan is exactly what I would do in your situation.
EQ 787 EX 781 TU 737 11/17/07 *** I am not an attorney. If I was, I might not clip coupons. If you want legal advice, consult an attorney. If you want my personal opinion, feel free to consider my posts***
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Anonymous
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Re: "New Account" with Portfolio Recovery...Any Help Accepted

Warning they are not a nice company. I had an old Providian account now Wamu from a business that went south $3,500.00. Ok I owed it and I paid it as soon as I found it was owed. (thought the company paid it off but I digress) Portfolio reported it twice and so did Wamu even though I paid it off as soon as I found out neither Portfolio or Wamu will have the duplicates deleted thus 4 derogs on on all three.
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