The majority of the collection disputes I help my clients with are never validated with documentation. The CRA simply sends a letter stating that the debt was verified although the dispute letter specifically asked for documentation.
The majority of the clients I work with try to settle their accounts. The main issue is that most of the collection companies will not provide the client with a letter of agreement until after the payment is made. They also will often wait weeks for a receipt. I have even had clients tell me that the company required a $10.00 payment for the receipt.
Marlene
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The majority of the collection disputes I help my clients with are never validated with documentation. The CRA simply sends a letter stating that the debt was verified although the dispute letter specifically asked for documentation.
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Marlene
2The majority of the clients I work with try to settle their accounts. The main issue is that most of the collection companies will not provide the client with a letter of agreement until after the payment is made. They also will often wait weeks for a receipt. I have even had clients tell me that the company required a $10.00 payment for the receipt.
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I agree that there documentation should always be provided. Why would I pay a debt without absolute proof that it belongs to me?
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