Recent content by adjusterjack

My claims territory before I retired included Florida and much of the east coast. I was assigned to the hurricane unit in 2004, 2005, 2006. 2004 - Four major hurricanes - Unspeakable damage - 3200 deaths. 2005 - Seven major hurricanes including Katrina. 2006 - Thankfully, no hurricanes made...

https://realestate.usnews.com/places/rankings/best-places-to-retire I wouldn't rely on that list. Anything in Florida should be stricken and rated separately. I wouldn't live anywhere that my house is guaranteed to be destroyed once a year by a hurricane. Whistle stops, podunks, and one-horse...

You've provided two important bits of information. That you pay by credit card and that your EZPass account is active. You can go online to your account, view your toll history and payment history, and see if there is a past due balance. Your credit card account should also be able to provide a...

Sorry, your question is rather meaningless. What good would it do you to know whether it's common or not? No good is the answer. If you are asking what to do about it, you need to provide some more information. 1 - When and how were you first contacted by TSI? What date? By mail? By phone...

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After my retirement from the company I worked at for 50 years, I looked forward to some relaxation time and putting my feet up. My wife had other ideas... she insisted I take her to the local shopping center every day. Like most men, I found shopping boring and preferred to get in and out...

You did exactly the right thing by leaving without argument. Lesson for the future: NEVER go into ANY store wearing a backpack. Backpacks are immediately suspect for shoplifting.

Then the matter is closed. You got your settlement. Get over it and move on. Thread locked.

No strangers on the internet, here or otherwise, are going to have any idea about the board's obligations for reporting or releasing information. When your "annoying" friends made a request for information, what were the results?

Then what is the purpose of your questions?

Yes, lots of rain. More to come I think.

There are two identical twin brothers that live together. One happens to be a well-respected dentist, and the other can't seem to keep a job. Instead of actively looking for work, he likes to sit around at home. One Saturday, the dentist is hungry, and puts his brother on the spot. He tells him...

Not necessarily. Could have been assigned on a commission basis. That's more common. Especially with consumer debts that have not aged beyond the statute of limitations. They are also an advantage to the creditor because they are an asset on the company's financial statement (receivables).

The utility company assigned the debt to the collection agency. The collection agency is not going to remove anything unless instructed to by the original creditor. Until then, it's a true entry that it was sent to collections, which has nothing to do with whether the debt was valid or not. You...

You said you would call the utility company to see if it's a valid debt. Why don't you do that and see what they can do from their end? Nothing is going to happen overnight. BTW, keep relying on AI and you are guaranteed to screw yourself.