Tell them you want a VERIFICATION of the debt. Use one of their prepaid envelopes to send them the demand. LOL There should be a judgment against you for some amount somewhere in the deal. Check the date of judgment.
If it has been seven years, and they haven't initiated legal proceedings than it is a stale claim. Demand it be removed from your credit file and demand that they stop contacting you. Let them file suit. The suit will be thrown out of court for untimely filing of the claim. Good Luck.
by paying the bill or rebuy it at an aucton
Pay the bill.
It's an ordinary $2 bill that was "enhanced" by a private company who added the silver coating. As such, it may be of interest to novelty-item collectors but it's considered to be an altered or damaged bill with no interest to banknote collectors.
The difference between the sale price & loan balance is what they will bill you for.
It's an ordinary Washington bill that was altered to commemorate JFK after he was assassinated in that year. Unfortunately it's not of interest to coin or bill collectors, though there may still be some collectors of Kennedy memorabilia who would want to add it to their sets.
The value of a John Connally dollar bill autographed by John Connally would depend on the condition of the bill, the clarity and authenticity of the signature, and the demand from collectors. Generally, such an item may have value to collectors of political memorabilia or currency collectors, but the specific value would need to be assessed by a qualified appraiser.
it may carry on to the next bill or may cause some things to be repossessed other things can happen though
It's a novelty item and not a genuine US bill, so it has no value to banknote collectors.
Bill Dauterive was created in 1997.
They will call you to pay the bill and after you ignore it for so long and do not turn your car in willingly they will come get it.
Sister Wendy in Conversation with Bill Moyers - 1997 TV was released on: USA: 1997
Bill Maccoun has written: 'The antique finder's guide' -- subject(s): Art objects, Collectors and collecting