Threat?

[joeblack322]

California.


I was turned over to a debt collection company for a bill that I did not pay. I am disabled and on Medi-Cal. I was told by my insurance company if I am on Medi-Cal I do not have to pay this bill because of title 22. Is this true?

In the letter I received from the debit collection company in thair wards "This is a demand for payment in full. Avoid further action" and also saying they are going to turn me over to credit reporting angency were your credit ratings are kept.

I take this as a threat, right or wrong?

And if you have any information on title 22, please send me any links or info.


Thank you very much!



Chris B.

[seniorjudge]

Originally Posted by joeblack322

California.


I was turned over to a debt collection company for a bill that I did not pay. I am disabled and on Medi-Cal. I was told by my insurance company if I am on Medi-Cal I do not have to pay this bill because of title 22. Is this true?

In the letter I received from the debit collection company in thair wards "This is a demand for payment in full. Avoid further action" and also saying they are going to turn me over to credit reporting angency were your credit ratings are kept.

I take this as a threat, right or wrong?

And if you have any information on title 22, please send me any links or info.


Thank you very much!



Chris B.

Post this in one of the ten other threads you started and delete this thread.

[joeblack322]

What is your problem exactly?

I have not posted ANY OTHER THREADS. You are obviously confusing me with someone else. If not, prove it, show me links to these "ten other threads" i've started.

[justalayman]

Originally Posted by joeblack322

What is your problem exactly?

I have not posted ANY OTHER THREADS. You are obviously confusing me with someone else. If not, prove it, show me links to these "ten other threads" i've started.

[url]http://forum.freeadvice.com/search.php?searchid=1144096[/url]



this will show all your threads you started

[debtcollector`]

And, by the way, that is not a threat - merely a statement of fact.

[PhxGuy623]

I used to do collections and "avoid further action" was common cuz the person always thought it meant legal, but it could mean just another call, letter, ....

Its not a threat.