Third Party Debt Collectors Are Pretty Easy to Get to Go Away
When dealing with Third Party Debt Collectors, you don’t need to do any Accepted for Value (A4V) or file any Bonds or UCCs. The simple Debt Validation Process is used, and often times — like in the example below — the companies close your account before you even finish your “Three Step” Private Administrative Process.
Success Example — Beating a Third Party Debt Collector (Northland)
Debt Validation Process
This debt validation process consists of a Private International Remedy Demand, Debt Collector Disclosure Statement, and Certificate of Service.
You must keep good records and serve the other party in person or via mail through either two third party witnesses (non-family) or one Notary Public witness.
Process Details
Recordkeeping, Non-Response, and Evidence
Once you do not receive a response in 30 days, you will have the Witnesses execute an Affidavit of Non-Response and enclose that with all your mail receipts into your file as a record.
You always want to keep a complete and accurate record. Sloppy records will come back to haunt you, so keep it neat!
Your Certificate of Non-Response is a key piece of evidence, and with Step 2 (Notice of Fault and Opportunity to Cure) and Step 3 (Notice of Default) you are building up a valuable record — pieces of evidence that would beat off any potential lawsuit, court proceeding, and the like, and give you success in court.
Obviously if you keep these records and document that you are a competent party to the Third Party Debt Collector (or any company contacting you in attempts to collect a debt), they will realize your competency and most likely leave you alone and never sue you.
They don’t want to pay for legal action only to lose and collect nothing.
Why This Works (And What They Look For)
Third Party Debt Collectors are looking to see if you have done your process sloppy (first-time experience), or if you actually know what you are doing. Our organization has never had a client who lost and had to pay money to a third party debt collector.
If you are trying it on your own and have the time and dedication to learn, you can simply pay for coaching whenever you have a response, a hurdle, or a question.
Or you can hire our team to work on your process for you — see our fees, or set up a paid consultation to discuss (see below).
Important Warning: Original Creditor
The only issue is that they will contact the “Original Creditor” and the original Creditor may still pursue legal action against you.
So you will want to strongly consider first making sure you have A4Ved or Set Off the original debt with the Credit Company.
Sometimes the Original Creditor, upon the account being turned back to them, does not go after you. They might think that if you were smart enough to fight off a Third Party Debt Collector, you are smart enough to beat the original Credit Card Company and win.
The companies don’t want to waste their time trying to sue people who are successful, as there are plenty of debtors and uninformed people who do not know how to handle these contract offers that they receive.
So make sure you know how to and/or are prepared to set off or A4V the debt with the original creditor, or contact us to do so if you need to.
If Debts Aren’t Erased: Potential Consequences
If you don’t lawfully erase your debts, you run the chance of getting a Judgment in a Public U.S. Court from either a Third Party Debt Collector or the Original Creditor. Either way, this can lead to your Public Bank Accounts being levied and having funds seized, as well as any of your assets, and garnishment of wages.
It’s not the end of the world, but it’s something that if you can avoid you should.
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