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Creditors refusal of written agreement

Date: Wed, 10/10/2012 - 13:28

Submitted by anonymous
on Wed, 10/10/2012 - 13:28

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I am trying to make a payment on a charge off. I asked the creditor to send me a letter with the agreement out-lined. They wanted an intial payment to be made before sending me anything. I spoke to two representatives and a supervisor and no one wanted to send me the letter before hand. I just want to be protected by having something in writting prior to giving them money. I wasn't given an address where I could write to them. What step should I take now?


A method for settling with original creditors that has proven successful is to set up payment, or first payment when funding with installments, for payment draft a week or more in advance. This will usually allow for the letter to be received via mail (some fax, some don't). If you do not have the letter within 48 hours of funding date, call and demand fax, or funds will not be in the account for the payment.
This does suggest you use a separate bank account for all settlements (a good practice). You must be ready to let a deal go if you do not get documentation in time.
This position will save you a headache you do not want if it can be avoided.

If you are dealing with a debt collector I would highly recommend strict adherence to the above.


lrhall41

Submitted by MichaelBovee on Wed, 10/10/2012 - 17:47

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