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2010
One company is trying to garnish my wages, but my credit report shows no debt.?
I received letters from a local court which indicates that the creditor that I am not familiar with a request to garnish my wages and property. A few months ago I looked over my credit report and noticed a unknown number of creditors / debts. Studied, says fraudulent, and to remove including the company that submitted the motion against me. What I do? What I can do.
You have to do the research. When the so-called "letters" that has served a notice to appear court? "This letter has a hearing date and file number on that? This is a real court document? Call the court to find out! Collectors use all means get to you. Send "official" Research Letters threatening. People who do not understand how things work, panic and do bad things. Such ever got a letter from his lawyer. Do not be afraid. Find out! Here's the best advice on the subject line FREE credit and debt. Join us, ask questions. Http: / / www.creditboards.com / forums So if that is not on your credit history, then "could" be beyond the limitation period for recovery. to monitor their states SOL here: http://www.creditinfocenter.com/rebuild/statuteLimitations.shtml If this is indeed a real summons, then go to court. Be prepared to fight and have all the documents that can get your hands on, including credit reports, past and present, demonstrating that has been challenged and rejected in their credit reports. Send this company a threatening letter. Send by certified mail, and never give write anything. Do not sign, he writes. Type of envelope. Tell you do not have this debt and harassed most of them not only be reported to the FTC for unfair collection practices, but you can sue for damages. Good luck with that.
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