Should return collection letter with no one at this address

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ann26

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Subject: Should return collection letter with no one at this address

Sat Oct 10, 2009 3:04 pm

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I just recieved a notice from Palisades. The letter was addressed with my maiden name. (I've been married for 13 years).
I have not a clue what the debt is about or even if it is mine. Should return letter with 'no one at this address' on the envelope Or, send a Debt Vavlidation letter that as suggested in some of the posts on this site?

sunnyca

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Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:34 pm

To be on the safer side, You should ask for credit validation letter.

Once you are sure that it does not belogn to you, you cna dispute the same

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