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LT



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Subject: Intent to sue letter
 
Posted on Thu Feb 05, 2009 6:22 pm  

Can some one give me simple, but legal intent to sue letter to a collection agency. They were mailed a certified validation letter and a cease to communication request, but continue to call. They are not following the approved reason for communication per the FCRA.
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Posted on Thu Feb 05, 2009 7:36 pm  

Lt, First of all you can find sample letters in the Financial tools section to the right of your screen under Letter of Credit.
Now have you reported their violation to the FTC? How about the atty generals office? This should be your next move. Get a hold of your states Atty General, you should be able to find the number on the internet, and call them. You need to expalin that you have already sent anvalidation letter and a cease and desist letter. They should be able to clear this problem up for you. If you need help finding the numbers to call let us know and we can look them up for you.
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Posted on Fri Feb 06, 2009 7:07 am  

Hi LT
If they harass you without validating the debt, you can simply send a cease and desist letter. It is a legal letter which will stop the collection agency from disturbing you. You can even send an intent to sue letter to the creditor. You can find sample letter if you visit the link letters of credit
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Subject: Intent to sue collection agency sample letter
 
Posted on Mon Sep 14, 2009 9:55 pm  

I;ve been trying to get this sample letter but nothing will open but the e-mail regarding such. My son has a debt on his credit that we dont know anything about and when we checked further it says it was taken out when he was only 14. We sent certified letter of validation and they have not responded, so we were told the next step was intent to sue, but cant see the sample letter.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Posted on Tue Oct 20, 2009 6:06 am  

I was working with a debit settlement company for the capital one account and I recieved a summons and they are suing me stating that I had not paid(again working with a comapny) so it was not an intent not to pay> my company called them to try to workout something and they would not edcept anything but the whole amount> and hung up on them! now I do not have the $205 filing fee and now have to go through a second process for fee wavier now the amount is $4200 do I stand a chance pleading my own case or what are my options??

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