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I periodically get a letter from RJM. This last one they, as usual, graciously offer me three options: #1 Pay entire balance and get a 30% discount #2 Pay $20 per month for a 20% discount #3 Pay $10 per month for no discount So on this I wrote: "... 11/6/14 Dude, This debt is older than my grandmother. I would pay original creditor before I would pay a collection agency. Consider this a Cease & Desist Letter or continue to waste your paper and postage. I'd ask for my postage and cost of envelope back but I used yours. Thank you, thank you very much as Elvis would say. ..." I'll update if I hear from them again.
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Here's the rundown: I reside in TX RJM reporting on 2 of 3 of my reports. CRA verified a couple years ago; I've since left it alone Reporting as a factoring account company Showing a date opened later than the OC (I presume that's perfectly legal based on the information I've garnered on this site) Account is out of SOL The question: Should I pursue the DV route with them? Or dispute directly with CRA? Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
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So did a CRA dispute with RJM Acquisitions and after it came back verified, they sent the following letter... RJM Purchased Your: Overdrawn Bank Of America Checking Account Bank of America Account #: 334xxxxxxxxx Appears On Your Credit Report As: 334rxxxxxxxxx Date RJM Purchased This Account - May 18, 2012 Your Social Security Number 254-xx-xxxx (this is how much of the social is actually showing) RJM has received a Consumer Dispute Verification (a "CDV" from Transunion. RJM takes seriously its duty to maintain accurate information concerning this account. Please contract us if you believe anything about this account is not accurate. blah blah blah.. attempt to collect debt... blah blah... Sooo.... did they just pretty much validate even though I didnt send them a DV because they got the Verification request through Bureau... any other route of attack with this being within SOL (though i doubt they sue for this little amount) ... ?
