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A former friend owes me $750. She originally owed more and has paid some back but has not paid anything in the last 2 months. The original agreement was that she would pay me $50 every two weeks, when she got paid. She recently changed jobs and her pay schedule changed. She promised to catch up on the payments when she got her paycheck. I've sent her e-mails that she has not responded to, left her messages, she will not call me back, if she's home when I call, she's not answering.
The loans were mostly things that I paid for for her with the agreement she would pay me back when she got paid, which she never did. Yes, it was stupid on my part.
I currently don't have a lot of proof of her debt. I would like to send her a registered letter with recepit confirmation. My big question is, if I send this letter, would it be considered as evidence and acceptance by her of the debt if I need to take her to court?
Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. By the way, we're in Ohio.
To: (former friend)
Please consider this letter as terms for the repayment of the various loans that I, Andrea, have made to you. The current total of these loans is $750.00.
As per our previous agreement, repayment is to be made at $50.00 every two weeks. This is to begin no later than September 7th, 2001 and continue according to your paycheck schedule until the total amount is paid. I will provide you with written or e-mail receipts of your payment, please let me know which you would prefer.
If you dispute the total amount due or the repayment terms, I request that you contact me in writing no later than September 5th. If I do not receive written contact, it will be assumed that you agree to these terms.
The loans were mostly things that I paid for for her with the agreement she would pay me back when she got paid, which she never did. Yes, it was stupid on my part.
I currently don't have a lot of proof of her debt. I would like to send her a registered letter with recepit confirmation. My big question is, if I send this letter, would it be considered as evidence and acceptance by her of the debt if I need to take her to court?
Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. By the way, we're in Ohio.
To: (former friend)
Please consider this letter as terms for the repayment of the various loans that I, Andrea, have made to you. The current total of these loans is $750.00.
As per our previous agreement, repayment is to be made at $50.00 every two weeks. This is to begin no later than September 7th, 2001 and continue according to your paycheck schedule until the total amount is paid. I will provide you with written or e-mail receipts of your payment, please let me know which you would prefer.
If you dispute the total amount due or the repayment terms, I request that you contact me in writing no later than September 5th. If I do not receive written contact, it will be assumed that you agree to these terms.