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Can a debt be eliminated in small claims court if neither the retailer nor the collection agency informs you of the fees and interest?
Updated: 8/16/2019
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∙ 18y agoBest Answer
No. The retailer informed you of the interested rate when you signed the credit application. And if it is not in the credit application, which I doubt, then the interest would be governed by state law and could be added to the amount claimed at the small claims hearing.
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