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1. Know about the statute of limitations in the state your home is and in the state your debt was incurred if they're different. If it has expired, the collection agency will have limited legal options.

2. You might want to ignore the call. They've bad debt collection hardly any option if the statute of limitations has expired and you've a great deal to lose by settling settlement. Settlement could cause it to be relisted on your own credit report again.

3. Write them a and deliver it certified mail. Do not admit to your debt. Once the letter has been received by them they are prohibited by the law from calling you again.

4. Know what your rights are. A copy of the Fair commercial Collection Agency Practices Act or perhaps a copy of "Money Troubles" by Leonard will familiarize you in what your legal right are.

5. Watch your credit file. If you see something on your own credit report that is incorrect, you may challenge it with the credit bureau. If the reporting agency or creditor can not show that the data is correct, it'll be removed.

6. If the statute of limitations continues to be current, you might want to try to work out funds with the agency. Negotiate together and see what you could possibly get exercised.

Collections has turned into a very profitable business. Knowledge is power. You will best have the ability to handle your obligations if you know where you stand and what your rights are.