Policy Of Truth
Alaska,#2General Comment
Sun, September 13, 2015
You apparently are a paid commenter for Smith Debnam. I had trouble with them about 15 years ago. They'll go away if you make their lives as miserable as they did yours.
Bruce
Murray,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sun, June 19, 2005
Ignoring your debts is what got them sent to collections in the first place. The best thing to do is contact the collection agency (or law firm) and negotiate a settlement and if need be, a repayment plan. Most collection agents know that you volunteering 50% of the debt is better than them spending the time and money to sue you to collect 100%
Bruce
Murray,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sun, June 19, 2005
Ignoring your debts is what got them sent to collections in the first place. The best thing to do is contact the collection agency (or law firm) and negotiate a settlement and if need be, a repayment plan. Most collection agents know that you volunteering 50% of the debt is better than them spending the time and money to sue you to collect 100%
Bruce
Murray,#5Consumer Suggestion
Sun, June 19, 2005
Ignoring your debts is what got them sent to collections in the first place. The best thing to do is contact the collection agency (or law firm) and negotiate a settlement and if need be, a repayment plan. Most collection agents know that you volunteering 50% of the debt is better than them spending the time and money to sue you to collect 100%
Bruce
Murray,#6Consumer Suggestion
Sun, June 19, 2005
Ignoring your debts is what got them sent to collections in the first place. The best thing to do is contact the collection agency (or law firm) and negotiate a settlement and if need be, a repayment plan. Most collection agents know that you volunteering 50% of the debt is better than them spending the time and money to sue you to collect 100%