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Statutory of Limitation for Credit Card

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Chien

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Not with this one, Breeze. You tried going to this one before and I told you to read the whole Chapter. See that you still haven't. Back to the drawing board.
 


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Bore us some more with your stupidity. It doesn't affect me the slightest bit. Seems you have nothing better to do than to continue to "try" and disclaim what I say. (btw, do you have text messaging letting you know when I post? You seem to be here an awful lot for a "supposed" lawyer).

Again, I would enjoy LMFAO in your face as I have done a few other lawyers who "thought" they knew the law....:p

California Statutes of Limitation
Written agreements: 4 years, calculated from the date of breach.

Oral agreements: 2 years.

The statute of limitation is stopped only if the debtor makes a payment on the account after the expiration of the applicable limitations period.
 
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