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Credit card debt from the UK - and inability to pay.

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grioghair

Junior Member
*I am living in the state of Indiana*

I have a credit card debt originating from the UK of several thousand pounds. I have fallen behind with the payments due to our current financial situation. I am working, but it is only a low-income job. One month back the collection officer wrote to me and gave me a date by which it would be sent to collection.

What are the implications of holding a credit card account in a foreign country, but not actually residing there. What is the worst that can happen in this scenario?

Thanks,

Steve
 


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andrewbee

Guest
refer to US collection agency

What will happen is they will refer it to a UK collection agency. If you don't pay them, they will in turn pass it on to a US collection agency, and it wil become a Stateside debt. I know; it happened to me.
 

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