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I have debt with an Amazon.com credit card through GE Money Bank. I got behind on the payments and did not pay anything for a few months.
As I started making money again, I pay the minimum payment amount. I had previous collectors calling several times a day. When I had enough, I told them that I would never pay money to anyone over the phone, like many other Americans I have been going through a rough time and despite that, I'm making the minimum payment to GE Money Bank. I also told them that I didn't believe in the outsourcing of jobs to other countries and based on the three reasons I've stated, I would never pay them anything, ever.
They quit calling. Now I got a letter from Javitch, Block & Rathbone. I am still within the 30 day dipsute period. I can't deny the debt is mine. I can demand no contact at my phone number since it is a company number. But can I legally say that I refuse to deal with a debt collector and that I will continue making the minimum payment to the original debtor until I have paid the debt off. Or is all of this too much information and should I just pay the payment to GE with a letter to them telling them that I will pay them but not a DC?
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Debt turned over to Javitch, Block & Rathbone Paying minimum payment; still turned over to CA
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Posted 02 February 2012 - 07:04 PM
hadenough, on 02 February 2012 - 06:07 PM, said:
I have debt with an Amazon.com credit card through GE Money Bank. I got behind on the payments and did not pay anything for a few months.
As I started making money again, I pay the minimum payment amount. I had previous collectors calling several times a day. When I had enough, I told them that I would never pay money to anyone over the phone, like many other Americans I have been going through a rough time and despite that, I'm making the minimum payment to GE Money Bank. I also told them that I didn't believe in the outsourcing of jobs to other countries and based on the three reasons I've stated, I would never pay them anything, ever.
They quit calling. Now I got a letter from Javitch, Block & Rathbone. I am still within the 30 day dipsute period. I can't deny the debt is mine. I can demand no contact at my phone number since it is a company number. But can I legally say that I refuse to deal with a debt collector and that I will continue making the minimum payment to the original debtor until I have paid the debt off. Or is all of this too much information and should I just pay the payment to GE with a letter to them telling them that I will pay them but not a DC?
As I started making money again, I pay the minimum payment amount. I had previous collectors calling several times a day. When I had enough, I told them that I would never pay money to anyone over the phone, like many other Americans I have been going through a rough time and despite that, I'm making the minimum payment to GE Money Bank. I also told them that I didn't believe in the outsourcing of jobs to other countries and based on the three reasons I've stated, I would never pay them anything, ever.
They quit calling. Now I got a letter from Javitch, Block & Rathbone. I am still within the 30 day dipsute period. I can't deny the debt is mine. I can demand no contact at my phone number since it is a company number. But can I legally say that I refuse to deal with a debt collector and that I will continue making the minimum payment to the original debtor until I have paid the debt off. Or is all of this too much information and should I just pay the payment to GE with a letter to them telling them that I will pay them but not a DC?
I would call the bank and see if you can work out a deal with them. It might be a good idea to do some research on these boards before making any other decisions.
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Posted 07 February 2012 - 03:29 PM
I work for GE Capital (formally GE Money) and saw your post. We'd like to research your account and see how we may assist. Please email me at gecapitalcares@ge.com with the following information:
- The full name associated with the account
- Mailing address associated with the account
- Your contact phone number
- Reference code DM 020711_ce_Amazon
For your security, please do not include your account number in your email.
Regards,
Nicole
GE Capital
- The full name associated with the account
- Mailing address associated with the account
- Your contact phone number
- Reference code DM 020711_ce_Amazon
For your security, please do not include your account number in your email.
Regards,
Nicole
GE Capital
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Posted 08 February 2012 - 12:31 PM
hadenough, on 02 February 2012 - 06:07 PM, said:
I have debt with an Amazon.com credit card through GE Money Bank. I got behind on the payments and did not pay anything for a few months.
As I started making money again, I pay the minimum payment amount. I had previous collectors calling several times a day. When I had enough, I told them that I would never pay money to anyone over the phone, like many other Americans I have been going through a rough time and despite that, I'm making the minimum payment to GE Money Bank. I also told them that I didn't believe in the outsourcing of jobs to other countries and based on the three reasons I've stated, I would never pay them anything, ever.
They quit calling. Now I got a letter from Javitch, Block & Rathbone. I am still within the 30 day dipsute period. I can't deny the debt is mine. I can demand no contact at my phone number since it is a company number. But can I legally say that I refuse to deal with a debt collector and that I will continue making the minimum payment to the original debtor until I have paid the debt off. Or is all of this too much information and should I just pay the payment to GE with a letter to them telling them that I will pay them but not a DC?
As I started making money again, I pay the minimum payment amount. I had previous collectors calling several times a day. When I had enough, I told them that I would never pay money to anyone over the phone, like many other Americans I have been going through a rough time and despite that, I'm making the minimum payment to GE Money Bank. I also told them that I didn't believe in the outsourcing of jobs to other countries and based on the three reasons I've stated, I would never pay them anything, ever.
They quit calling. Now I got a letter from Javitch, Block & Rathbone. I am still within the 30 day dipsute period. I can't deny the debt is mine. I can demand no contact at my phone number since it is a company number. But can I legally say that I refuse to deal with a debt collector and that I will continue making the minimum payment to the original debtor until I have paid the debt off. Or is all of this too much information and should I just pay the payment to GE with a letter to them telling them that I will pay them but not a DC?
Has the debt been charged off by GE Money Bank?
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Posted 21 February 2012 - 03:07 PM
Massive, on 08 February 2012 - 12:31 PM, said:
Has the debt been charged off by GE Money Bank?
No, I don't believe it's been charged off.
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