Recent content by nhbound

Hi Jen. I only just noticed your 'thank you' for my post. Glad to be of help. Have a great holiday season. -nhbound (11/26/08)

Anyone who makes payments... ...for any old tax bills in this regard is the biggest sucker known to mankind. Ignore the letters and call it a night. I did and, a year later, the letters ended. Credit report unmarred. Over and out.

Brenda, at this point I wouldn't bother. Dodd isn't worth the cost of a stamp. I looked back in the history of this thread and you say you left CT in 1995. Let's say you owed the money as of fiscal year 1996. In a couple of years, the statute of limitations kicks in and the alleged debt is...

Brenda: Ignore it. You'll survive.

Mary, I believe what scooterdog is referring to is a legal judgment that you owe the money in question. In order to get this, a court hearing must take place and a judge has to rule in favor of the plaintiff. When this happens, the debt has officially been 'certified'. The resulting document...

Brenda, didn't you even read my post above? I don't know why you are fretting over this. They're trying to scare you into paying them some cash and apparently it's working. I can hear the desperation in your post. Here's what apparently has happened. Towns have turned debt collection over...

Disregard letters from this collection agency I received a letter from this collection agency, as well. It stated I owed taxes from my time in CT back in the mid 1990s. I did some sleuthing and found meeting minutes from this past summer for the town in question approving the use of this...