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Report: #508407

Complaint Review: Asset Acceptcance LLC - CLEVELAND Ohio

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  • Reported By: wish009 — north olmsted Ohio USA
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  • Asset Acceptcance LLC CLEVELAND, Ohio United States of America

Asset Acceptcance LLC I JUST FIND OUT THEY TAKE A MONEY IN MY BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER 13 I DON T KNOW THIS COMPANY CLEVELAND, Ohio

*Consumer Comment: It's more complicated than that

*General Comment: Are they taking it from your bank account

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 ASSET ACCEPTANCE LLC   . I FIND OUT THIS  MONTH THIS COMPANY TAKE    MONEY IN MY CHAPTER 13    I DON T KNOW THIS COMPANY I DON T KNOW  HOW THEY  CAN

TAKE MONEY  IN MY ACCOUNT. LOOK LIKE   IS OK HERE IN USA   COMPANY FRAUD COMSUMER     .   THIS KIND OF COMPANY GET RICH  IN FRAUD  CONSUMER IS  UNFAIR.

 

 

 

 

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#2 Consumer Comment

It's more complicated than that

AUTHOR: Tim - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Tuesday, October 13, 2009

It's a Chapter 13 issue, so its not likely to be a bank account matter.

What happened (I am surmising, based on experience), is that the OP filed Chapter 13. When you file a Chapter 13, or any type of bankruptcy for that matter, a letter goes out to each of your creditors informing them of the filing and their rights.

A Chapter 13 consists of a repayment plan, wherein a portion of the debtor's debts are repaid over the course of three to five years. At the end of that time period, the debtor receives a discharge of most, if not all, of his remaining debts.

Creditors share pro-rata in the plan proceeds. In order to do so, however, they must file a claim against the estate.

So, to be taking money from the OP's bankruptcy estate, Asset Acceptance must have filed a claim.

The debtor's attorney, as well as the Trustee, has the option of objecting to the claim, in which case litigation will ensue and a judge will decide.

Apparently, either there was no objection to this claim, or a judge decided that the claim was valid.

Many times, when someone files Chapter 13, an original creditor will either sell the debt to a third party, or outsource the process of collecting the bankruptcy proceeds. I happen to know that Asset Acceptance is an agency used for this purpose. 

So its not unusual, even if the debtor has never heard of Asset Acceptance, for them to be getting money out of the bankruptcy. If the debtor is curious, the claim form filed by Asset Acceptance should list the identity of the original creditor. 

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#1 General Comment

Are they taking it from your bank account

AUTHOR: Steph - (USA)

POSTED: Tuesday, October 13, 2009

is this company taking money from your bank account. If they are I would report it as fraudulant transaction and I would close the account and reopen it with new #s.

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