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Discussion in 'Other Debt, Collection, Garnishment' started by khesanh, Jan 31, 2015.

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  1. Jan 31, 2015 #1
    khesanh

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    Book of the Month Club2 member. Sent me book which PayPAl account automatically pays for. State I owe them money, but refused to acknowledge both first class and certified letters pointing out PayPal and providing evidence debt was satisfied. Now threatening to turn over to collections. Order and payment accomplished over internet
     
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    Proserpina

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    BOTM 2 has a monthly commitment - did you cancel the commitment?
     
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    If you have a receipt for your payments then you have nothing to worry about. If it is a billing error on their end they will eventually figure it out.
    However, if this is a recurring monthly payment for your subscription and you have not honored the terms then the bill may be legitimate.
     
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    khesanh

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    I set up a collection of books to be purchased-commitment was over.
     
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    If you paid all you committed to & have proof, you need not pay anything additional. You would have to be sued in court & ordered to by a judge.
     
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