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BEING SUED BY ASSET ACCEPTANCE
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Posted by ANON
(205.204.242.23) on January 20, 2004 at 16:30:39:
IN DECEMBER I RECEIVED A ALIAS SUMMONS STATING THAT I WAS BEING TAKEN TO COURT BY ASSET ASSEPTANCE FOR A CHASE CREDIT CARD. THE LAST ACTIVITY ON THIS ACCOUNT WAS OCTOBER OF 1994. I CAN'T AFFORD AN ATTORNEY BUT THANKS TO WONDERFUL SITES LIKE THIS ONE I WAS ABLE TO FIND OUT THAT I NEEDED TO FILE AN ANSWER SO I DID. I HAD TO MAIL THE ANSWER TO THE COURT AND ASSET'S ATTORNEY BECAUSE FOR WHATEVER REASON THEY HAVE FILED THE SUIT IN A COUNTY (ABOUT 2 HOURS AWAY) IN WHICH I HAVE NEVER LIVED. I STATED THAT THE STATUE OF LIMITATIONS HAS EXPIRED (KENTUCKY IS 5 YEARS) AND THAT I HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF THIS DEBT. APPROX A WEEK LATER I RECEIVE A LETTER OF ADMISSIONS (OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT) FROM THEIR ATTORNEY. I DON'T KNOW IF I HAVE TO RESPOND TO THIS. IT SAYS I HAVE TO PROVIDE THEM WITH MY BANK INFO, DRIVERS LICENSE, SS# ETC. WHAT DO I NEED TO DO???? ANY ADVICE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED....
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