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Statue of limitation arrangements made after finding out

I was contacted on yesterday by a so-called bill collector by the name of Plymouth agency. They text me and so I called them. When I called them, they told me that I had a collection of medical debt that was getting ready to go to court from 2014. I was a little nervous, and so I apparently was not aware that Mississippi had a statute of limitation on medical bills after three years after going on your website. But I had already made payment arrangements with this so-called bill collector. They claimed that they were the arbitrary for ranking medical and could give me any detail information because of hoops. They also claim that they record my agreement of paying $300 made for tomorrow and $150 every two weeks for eight payments. I am wondering since I made this arrangement with them does it still stand? Also, they told me they were sending me an electronic agreement to sign and they never sent it. What should I do? I gave them a credit card or it wasn’t really a credit card it was a Prepaid card with nothing on it.

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Firstly, it's important to verify the legitimacy of the so-called bill collector and make sure they are not a scammer trying to steal your money. You can ask for their company name, address, and phone number and then verify their information with the Better Business Bureau or the state attorney general's office. You can uuse our debt validation letter for $29 in order to have the opposing side send you evidence of a debt lawsuit case against you https://www.solosuit.com/debt_validation_letter.


You can use our product called SoloSettle- SoloSettle makes it easy to settle with your collector. Use SoloSettle to make an offer to begin negotiation. When you and the collector agree to an amount, we’ll arrange payment. You save thousands by settling the debt, and the collector leaves you alone. You only pay if a settlement is reached (19% COMMISSION ON TOTAL AMOUNT OF DEBT). Automated offer drafting. No direct contact with the collector is needed. Please make sure to first respond to the Summons and Complaint document by creating an initial answer document, and then you can use this service,

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Firstly, it's important to verify the legitimacy of the so-called bill collector and make sure they are not a scammer trying to steal your money. You can ask for their company name, address, and phone number and then verify their information with the Better Business Bureau or the state attorney general's office. You can uuse our debt validation letter for $29 in order to have the opposing side send you evidence of a debt lawsuit case against you https://www.solosuit.com/debt_validation_letter.


You can use our product called SoloSettle- SoloSettle makes it easy to settle with your collector. Use SoloSettle to make an offer to begin negotiation. When you and the collector agree to an amount, we’ll arrange payment. You save thousands by settling the debt, and the collector leaves you alone. You only pay if a settlement is reached (19% COMMISSION ON TOTAL AMOUNT OF DEBT). Automated offer drafting. No direct contact with the collector is needed. Please make sure to first respond to the Summons and Complaint document by creating an initial answer document, and then you can use this service,

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