CC in collections--Can they still charge interest?

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fireyone

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Thu Sep 04, 2008 12:56 am

Congrats Nicegirl. You should be safe, especially if they haven't contacted you then just leave it be. Just remember to not make any type of payment. The date for SOL to start is the date of last payment not the charge off date. I had this confusion and now I know that it is last payment date.
Also keep that copy of your report just in case. Soemtimes these places like to change the date to keep it in statutes and if you have the proof when the last payment was made then you won't have to worry.

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