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[nyrksgirl82]

Recently was contacted by a debt collection company for the amount of roughly $1200.00. They contacted me at work and I asked them not too and gave them two alternate numbers to reach me. They did reduce the amount to $800.00 and set up payment plans. I was able to make the first payment amount of $300.00 but could not make the next scheduled payment. I contacted the company two days before amt due and told them I couldn't pay but would be willing to pay in full on my last scheduled pay date. The company said that because an agreement was made if I don't keep the scheduled pay dates I would have breached the agreement. Even though I am working with them can they still send me to court; what happens if they do decide to go to court and can they still call and bother me at work if I have asked them not to and they acknowledge that request was made?

 

[Theresagail]

Yes, they can take you to court because they made an arrangement with you and you have broken it-- they will more then likely get a judgment and garnish your wages until the account is paid in full-- If you don't want them to call you @ work write them a letter and send it to them certified-- they more then likely wont call you @ work