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I was contacted by a debt collector stating that I wrote a check on a closed account in 2004 and they intend to file criminal charges with my local DA if I do not pay immediately. I researched the statute of limitations on this and it states that 4 years in the state of Washington is the limit for filing a claim of fraud? Is this correct? I intend on paying this, as I was unaware of its existence but I need more time. Please advise.
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