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Be careful, there is a cardholder agreement that spells out the terms of default, and both parties agreed to it. The state will not normally step in and change the terms of a contract. Those "last activity" statutes are normally only invoked in the absence of a contract spelling out the terms.

 

Actions arise on the date of the injury. The injury occurred on the day a scheduled payment was not made, putting the account into default. Before that they could not legally sue you because the account was still current. If you got the extra 30 days it would be nice, but the creditor would argue against it.

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