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<blockquote data-quote="atoz350" data-source="post: 4302041" data-attributes="member: 567484"><p>Where you messed up is admitting tha you owe the debt. There is a thing called a Statute of Limitations. It varies state to state, but could have been used to clear your debt. I know that in Maryland, a collector has 2 years to collect on a debt. After that, the debt is not collectable anymore. If you admit to the debt, your 2 years starts over. You should look up the statute of limitations in your state.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="atoz350, post: 4302041, member: 567484"] Where you messed up is admitting tha you owe the debt. There is a thing called a Statute of Limitations. It varies state to state, but could have been used to clear your debt. I know that in Maryland, a collector has 2 years to collect on a debt. After that, the debt is not collectable anymore. If you admit to the debt, your 2 years starts over. You should look up the statute of limitations in your state. [/QUOTE]
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