Hi all. I received a summons on Friday from Capital One, filed by a semi-local law firm. I have no idea what this debt is for. Last payment made Oct 2006, which I thought was a balance payoff. Statute of limitations has not passed. Never received anything else from them until this summons. I plan to answer the summons, of course, denying the charges, but I wonder how likely are they (law firm) to have debt validation when we go to court? Unfortunately, I do not have any records of anything, other than a copy of the canceled (electronic) check from October 2006. (I know, big mistake) If I owe, I'll pay. Period. Do I need to request validation of the debt, discoveries, or what? Or are they required to have that in their possession in court? They attached a copy of the last alleged bill I was supposed to have received (but did not) as their Exhibit A, showing only a late fee and an overlimit fee. Thats not debt validation, is it? By the way, I do believe Capital One still owns this debt as they are listed as the Plaintiff on the complaint.
What a mess! Any input or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!
What a mess! Any input or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!
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