How long can you ignore a debt collector?

You may indefinitelyevade a debt collector. However, doing so could lead to legal action against you and a default judgment. The company can force payments through wage garnishments, account levies, and property liens with a court document in hand.

How can I avoid debt collectors?

The best way to avert debt collectors is to negotiate a payment arrangement. Doing so will end collectioncalls and could allow you to pay less than the total amount owed.

How long can a debt collection agency collect on a delinquent account?

There is no time limit on how long a debt collector can contact you regarding an unpaid bill. However, laws restrict the amount of time a debt collector can sue. Once the statute of limitations passes, debt collectors may still call and send letters,but it is illegal to threaten to sue or bring legal action against you.

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