     Shy Guy (Shyguy) | Tuesday, April 17, 2001 - 06:45 am 
While I will call my BK attorney about this, I'm curious what advice folks here have about the situation.
Today a received a letter from a collection agency seeking payment on a debt that was discharged a year ago in my Chapter 7. The discharge was in the original creditor's name, and I never heard of the collection agency until I saw it putting inquiries on my report a few months after the discharge.
The debt was one of about four that wasn't listed as "included in BK" on my reports, and disputes had caused it to be removed from a couple of them. But I double-checked, and the original creditor was listed in my BK.
Obviously, there is no way for the agency to collect. But how do people here think I should handle it? Should I demand the collection agency remove all of its inquiries? Should I report the CA to the FTC or the bankruptcy court? Any other ideas? |
