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DV a SL?

mojokitty

By mojokitty
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I was reading PsychDoc transcript and I came across some interesting info. You can DV a SL? :o Really? I called the CA handling my account and verbally verified that the debt was mine and that I received their dunning letter but I haven't paid. I can still DV via letter, right? If I just wait a month or two then DV? If they validate then I pay. If they can't then they go away. DId I read that right or am I just crazy? How valid is a verbal verification? It's probably too late now huh? Any advice would be appreciated.

 

Also I filed a complaint with the ombudsman because they wouldn't start my rehab program without a "good faith" payment. I'm probably in too deep now huh?

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Why would you dv a student loan if you know it's yours? All collection phone calls are recorded; therefore, you said the debt is yours on the phone and that is more than enough for a judge.

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