Debt collection agencies... Am I right in saying that if a company with which one had a contract sold a debt onto a collection agency then one is no longer in debt to anyone?
The principle company have stated they have nothing to do with it anymore...
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Pete Daoust
When you BUY something, it's yours :P
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See terms and conditions of credit application. Principle/Issuer may at any time, without notice assign the Account, any sums due or owing on the Account.
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Eamonn O Brien
"All Charges, deposits or advance payments payable shall be discharged in such manner, time or methods as Vodafone may designate."
Would this cover their actions?
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Eamonn O Brien
Can't see anything else in the terms that mention a third party collection agency...
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Pete Daoust
Eamonn O Brien, that company bought a debt, so it's there's....period.
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Pete Daoust
They can try to sell it back to the person, you happen to have in your pocket, your choice will be YES, or NO.
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David-Paul Sip
This is correct Pete... the collection agency does not have a contract with you Eamonn just because they bought your debt. They understand the risks and that you may not want to buy it from them. The answer is YES or NO...I say NO :) You could also negotiate a generous discount since they bought the debt at a very steep discount themselves. Remember the collection agency is motivated to sell to recover their investment at the very least lol!
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Pete Daoust
because they buy your debt: No, it was not even MY debt, they have bought a debt...
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Pete Daoust
You could also negotiate a generous discount since they bought the debt at a very steep discount themselves
WHY ? :-o
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Pete Daoust
That collection agency will have to suplly an INVOICE with what I have bought from them, and then I'll pay :P
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Pete Daoust
If they can't do that, fuck them... :D
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Pete Daoust
Negotiate with a collection agency is one of the most stupid thing to do :D
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David-Paul Sip
I stand corrected...they bought "the debt". Why? Good question Pete. Collections agencies have been known to make false claims against the PERSON and fuck up the PERSON's credit. Does this matter?
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Pete, stupidest thing is file a defence against a claim, then argue that there is no injured party nor harm done by NOT negotiating.
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Pete Daoust
*sigh*
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Pete Daoust
I WANT TO PAY.....I ALWAYS WANT TO PAY, just show me what I have bought, and that comes with an INVOICE with the goods and/or services I had BOUGHT.....
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Pete Daoust
This is BASIC SHIT....
Pete Daoust
I have beated 3 of these idiots collection agencies, and there is NO BAD MARKS on PIERRE DAOUST's credit, neither on SFC Inc's one......
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David-Paul Sip
Awesome Pete...it all come's down to knowing how to administrate your shit
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Pete Daoust
The basics are....
1).Oh yes, I want to pay
2). Send me the invoice please, I'll cut a check as soon as I receive it.
:P
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Pete Daoust
They better send you an invoice in regards with something you've bought, because if they don't, IT'S FUCKING PURE FRAUD...
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Eamonn O Brien
Cheers lads. Again, I should trust my instincts :-P
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Isaiah Whitney · Eli Weakley
Yeah I had a medical bill that I couldn't pay. I was happy when they sent it to collections. I asked for a copy of the contract etc and they don't want to contact me anymore for some reason.
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Rick Hiltz
in most instances collection agencies do not bother to even validate the debt they are trying to recover
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Stuart Stone
Hmmmm, if I want a car, but don't have the funds available to buy it, and some good samaritan comes along and takes care of the debt, without my asking....do I 'owe' this good samaritan anything?!?
Debt collector = good samaritan of the finance world.
Thank him for his good deed.
If I'm a cute girl in a bar and a nice guy buys me a drink, do I owe him 20 minutes of conversation, a blowjob or more?
Debt collector = 'nice guy' of the nightclub scene
look up the legal definition of 'nice'
I have a special affection for debt collectors because they help clean up any administrative errors I may have overlooked :D
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