You must list every account that is in default and collection action has begun. You may, however, do so within a single written notice.
Remit a "cease and desist" letter to the agency via registered mail with receipt requested.
A cease and desist can be written to a collection agency. However, some creditors adopted the FDCPA as their baseline for communication and ethical procedures. If you need assistance please visit www.OntrackFinancialGroup.com Ontrack Financial Group llc 888-686-6834
No credit agency will sue you. I believe you mean collection agency. Send the collection people a Cease and Desist letter (google "fair credit act cease desist). Then get a free credit report (your right!!)(the score doesn't matter so don't pay to get it). Then dispute the debt w/ the credit bureaus (the dispute letter will be found w/ the Cease and desist letter).
To stop calls from a collection agency, you need to write them a letter. In this letter, you should tell them to cease and desist further communication with you. Send the letter by registered mail so that you have proof you sent it. Also, when mailing the letter, ask for proof of delivery. The debt collection agency may only contact you once more to acknowledge the letter and to state what, if any further action they intend to take.
If you are absolutely sure you paid the debt, then send them a cease and desist letter. This forces them to either leave you alone, or file a lawsuit. Since you are SURE you paid, you have nothing to fear from a lawsuit because you can present your proof as evidence. If they violate the cease and desist by continuing to call or write, you have grounds to sue them under the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, as well as any applicable state laws. In actual fact, you probably have grounds right now to sue them for attempting to collect a debt which they have no legal right to pursue, but that's shakier.
A 'Cease & Desist Order' means: * 'Cease' means to stop and 'Desist' means not to do it again. This comes into effect when there is a dispute about something. A person sending the Cease & Desist Order is telling the person bothering them to stop! * You can place this legal paper for: stalking, damage to your property, harassing phone calls, etc. * Copyright and trademark infringements. * Slander (someone saying something about you that isn't true); libel or labor disputes. * A Cease & Desist Order can be given to a company that that you owe money too if they are phoning you at all hours of the day or or night, BUT the Cease & Desist Order is not active until the company puts your account into the hands of a collection agency.
I assume the reference is to a "cease and desist contact" letter. Some debt counselors believe that it will "trigger" a lawsuit, that is unlikely. If a creditor believes they can win a judgment, they will sue, regardless of how co-operative or obstinate a consumer's behavior.
Collect money from people who don't pay what they owe.You have a right in the fair debt collection practices act for a fair debt collection even if you owe a debt. You can request the debt collectors for a validation of debt. If they do validate you can further request to stop calling by sending a cease and desist letter to them.
Desist means to abstain from or stay away from.
If you paid according to an agreement and can prove it, the attorney couldbe liable for damages to you for unfair debt collection ro fraud.
Yes, states set there own Statute of Limitations for debts. Credit cards are considered to be open accounts. The SOL only applies to lawsuits not to collection procedures such as phone contact, although third party collectors can be subjected to the "cease and desist" notice under the FDCPA.
And it is your responsibility to pay this. You should however contact the original loan holder and request in writing a complete statement of all charges and balances owed, with reconcilliation of all amounts paid or applied toward the original balance. Do it in writing, otherwise there is no obligation by the original creditor to provide this information. contactthe collection agency atthe same time, also in writing, and inform them that you are negotiating with their client, and that they should cease and desist all collection efforts. Remember, do it all in writing. Send the letters registered, return receipt so you have proof of service, and keep copies of everything.