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More unlikely there is a mix up. I would verify the account number is the same. If it is then I would contact the original creditor and tell them the problem. They can direct you to the right agency. With today's electronic transfer of accounts this does happen. Rarely but it does happen.
What else can I help you with?
Can you be denied a work visa for the US if you have outstanding bills with collection agencies in the US?
Yes, it is possible. No, not for that specific reason immigration status are federal matters not state. Child support arrearage, however, is a completely different issue.
How can you get out of the collections agency?
If you have collection agencies calling you it is likely that they have not made a judgement against you yet, which is good. But it is only a matter of time and they can sue you and put liens against you and harm your credit. It is sometimes a complicated issue so you should call a company that specializes in debt management. The company we used to deal with them has a toll free number and can help you. Here it is. Good luck! 888-894-3275.
Is it legal for a judge to continue a hearing if the collection company has not validated the debt?
Yes. The issue of the collection agency not having validated the debt would play a part in the debtor's defense; a weak defense but better than none.
Whom to seek help to get past due support?
The past due support is child support, there are generally state and/or local agencies which can help with enforcement and collection, even if it is an interstate issue. If the past due support is alimony, the government agencies have differing rules - some will help collect alimony alone, others will only assist with alimony collection if you are also trying to collect child support.
What federal agencies issue Glock pistols?
FBI and US Marshals issue Glock 22.
What is the most important issue in the data collection phase of research?
Consistency of data collection.
What are the different types of IPOs a company can issue?
1. Initial Public Offer 2. Offer for Sale 3. Follow on Offer 4. Rights Issue 5. Preferential Issue
Can you obtain Credit cards in maiden name and married name?
Yes, you can obtain credit cars in both names if the company will issue them to you. Sometimes the same credit card company will issue you two different accounts.
What services are offered by the Contractor Umbrella Company?
In the UK, an Umbrella Company, acts as an employer to agency contractors working under fixed term assignment. They issue contracts to limited companies, invoices to recruitment agencies and will pay the individual contractor.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of share issue?
One of the biggest disadvantages of share issue for a company is that the company become dependent on the public after the issue. An advantage to share issue is that the company becomes more profitable.
Can a collections agency issue a warrant for arrest for a credit card debt?
No they can not issue a warrant for your arrest. Any collection agency that does should be reported immediately to the proper authorities. They will be fined and will lose their license to collect. However, collection agencies can refer your debt to a law firm that specializes in civil claims regarding credit card debt. Those firms can in turn send notices that threaten to file civil suits in a court that covers your city.
Several years ago a controversy erupted regarding bond-rating agencies when some agencies began to provide unsolicited bond ratings Why do you think this is controversial?
The controversy concerning unsolicited bond ratings is that the rating agencies would rate a company without permission and then demand that the company pay them or else they would rate them poorly. This is totally unethical and some rating agencies have been subpoenaed for doing so. This is an issue because the rating system is supposed to be untainted so that the investor has the most knowledge about the company and bond he or she is about to invest in. Any meddling of the ratings can be favorable or unfavorable to one company or another which gives an unfair advantage or disadvantage. (posted by Douglas Campbell)
