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Wet Fifty posted:Edit: looks like the SoL is 6 years on a written agreement. Unless my math is wrong, this is 2010 so the SoL has expired right? Credit card would be open SOL, not written SOL. Something like a auto loan would be written.
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arsonic posted:According to that expertlaw page, the neighbor who owes the debt could sue, or at the least report them to their State Atty. General or the FTC. Which were it me, I'd totally do. They can not discuss the debt, or that they are calling about a debt, to a third party without permission. Meaning if they say anything about why they are calling, it's a violation. They can contact third parties to try to get a hold of the actual person who owes the debt. So if the collector didn't say anything more than like: "Hey I'm having trouble getting hold of you neighbor, would you be able to give them a message to give me a call." the collector didn't do anything illegal.
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