Since I was bored a few weeks ago, I sat down to review my records of CA's and collection law firm communications. In early September I received a dunning letter from a law firm related to a big national credit card company. I originally defaulted on the debt about 16 - 18 months ago. It went the rounds of the big CA assignees and eventually wound up with a law firm upstate. I requested DV back in early September and never received any followup from the legal firm other than a letter in JANUARY stating that they were ceasing all collection activity and would work to provide me with the verification I requested. So, come the first of February (approximately 5 months after I requested DV,) I decided to send another letter to the legal firm. I asked why they had dunned me, but now five months later they have failed to provide any information? I told them that if I did not receive verification of the alleged debt within 10 days, I would contact the office of the Secretary of State and the state BAR association and file a complaint of fraud and harrassment. Today, I get a letter stating they would no longer be servicing the "alleged" debt. LOL Cool!
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