I recently got a Motion for Revival from a debt collector for a debt I have no idea existed. I have never been served anything and my credit report does not reflect any reference to this debt. Does anyone recommend a lawyer who works in this area?
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I recently got a Motion for Revival from a debt collector for a debt I have no idea existed. I have never been served anything and my credit report does not reflect any reference to this debt. Does anyone recommend a lawyer who works in this area?
Just to confirm, the debt is not your debt?
Per the document it is, however I have no recollection of said debt, and it is not on my credit report (any of them).Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
So is that a no? There's a lot of things that I don't remember doing, but that doesn't mean they didn't happen. [Roll1]
If it is not your debt, it is identity theft.
I would say no. If it was something I forgot about, I think I would have received something in the mail, been served something, and/or had a record on my credit report.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
I'm not trying to be an asshole, but your answers seem to impress upon me that you think that you may hold some responsibility for this debt. Debt is usually not something that either party forgets about.Quote:
Originally Posted by drift_g35
Of course, the internet is full of bad advice and I don't have the name of a good lawyer for you, so I'm probably not being very helpful.
I dont think I hold any responsibility however the court document makes me a little uneasy. I dont think you're being an asshole, just asking questions. Dont worry i'm not one of those sissy, easily offended, obama supporters.
Any chance it's a scam to get your info?
It was dropped off my a uniformed sheriff so i'm guessing no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spdu4ia
Proper serviceQuote:
Originally Posted by drift_g35
Sent by a free-range electronic weasel, with no sense of personal space.