Can a debt collection agency attempt to collect money they say is still owed to the original owner?
Aug.11, 2008 in
Debt Consolidation
My husband and I purchased a vehicle in 2004. We couldn’t afford the paymets, so we returned the vehicle to the bank. They sold the vehicle for less than what was owed. Now three years later, a collection agency is trying to get us to pay what is owed. Our credit report as of 3/2007 shows the original owner reporting that the debt is written/charged off and we have a $0 balance as of 10/2004. Do we still owe this money?
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