Free Sample Letters,  Sample Forms, Business Letters, Sample Resumes, College Letters

Archive

Archive for the ‘Sample Debt Letters’ Category

How to follow-up after debt validation request

August 7th, 2009

If a collection agency doesn’t contact you with enough proof even after you’ve requested a debt validation, you may send them a Debt Validation Follow-up Letter (via registered mail). Here’s a sample of such a letter. Your Name Your Address Your Phone # Collector’s Name Collector’s Address Date Dear Collection Manager, Re: Account Number__________ I [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Sample Debt Letters Tags:

Sample Debt Validation Letter

August 7th, 2009

Your Name Your Address Your Phone # Collector’s Name Collector’s Address Date Dear Collection Manager, Re: Account Number__________ This is to inform you that I’ve recently pulled my credit report and noticed that there’s a collection from your agency on my credit report. I have never been notified of this collection. However, this letter does [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Sample Debt Letters Tags:

Stop Creditor Calls At Work With This Sample Letter

June 25th, 2009

What do you do when you are behind on your bills and your creditors have turned your account over to a collection agency? The constant calls from these agencies can be very stressful, and their tactics can be unmerciful. Normal practice can include threats and abuse. Collection agencies are not interested in your problems. They [...]

Read More >>

Free Sample Release Debt Letter For A Debt Settlement – Settle with a Collection Agency

June 25th, 2009

If you have old collection accounts, you may want to know what the past due accounts collection procedures are. If you are paying off old collection accounts with a negotiated balance you need to be careful. A negotiated balance means that you made an agreement with the collection company to pay off the debt for [...]

Read More >>

How to Correct Errors On A Credit Card Bill With This Sample Letter

June 25th, 2009

Credit card billing statement errors can have very negative effects on your credit score and your ability to get credit. Errors on your billing statement can also be a warning sign of potentially serious identity theft issues. Billing errors should be addressed immediately upon discovery. Send a Written Notice of the Dispute Upon finding an [...]

Read More >>