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Collection request after Statute of LimitationsWhat is the name of your state? New Mexico Today I got a collection request on a debt that is well past the statute of limitations. I would like to notify the agency within the 30 days that I consider this action to be inaccurate and invalid but I fear that sending a letter is an acknowledgement of the debt thus resetting the contract period. What do we do? How do we write a letter that disputes the validity of the claim and yet does not acknowledge the debt and starts our contract period all over again? Thanks for your help |
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| You will NOT start your contract period over again, and you will NOT reset the SOL by disputing their claim and telling them to get lost on a time-barred debt. Send them the following letter (edit as needed): [url]http://community-2.webtv.net/YCHANGE/STORAGE/page13.html[/url] The NM statutes you need for the letter are on that same site. Note the 2nd line in the letter says: Quote:
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