PDL Settling Advice

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Colbert99
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Subject: PDL Settling Advice

Thu Jan 28, 2010 3:48 pm

Sister,

I've had PDL's also, and I defaulted on all of them, but I managed to close out my checking account and open up a new one, which you stated that you have done. Our pay periods are the 15th and the 31st of each month so within my next pay period the change took effect for the new account. I still get e-mails/letters from the pdl companies and now I just send them what I can afford until paid in full based on the address information on my credit report. At least now I don't have them targeting my account and putting me in the negative.

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