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Statue on a credit card Is it open account or written agreement
I being sued over an old credit card debt. Credit cards are under open account under the statue of limitation. In my state the statue is 4 years. The collection agency is trying to sue under written agreement which is 5 years. Which they file the 9 an the statue would have been up ten days later. Some states have put credit cards under the written agreement statue. I live in Fl I want to know is it a written agreement or an open account. I have not found a case so far where it as been ruled in fl as a written agreement. Does anyone know the rules on credit cards as a open account vs a written agreement. Thank you! PS New Hamshire has a clear ruling I heard, but I can't find it?
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Hi Mary,
Sorry I do not know the answer to your question or if you are even the right Mary veloz I am looking for. But I do see you are from Fl. By chance were you married to Gene? If so, please write me at [email protected] I have been looking for him for years and I have moved to Alabama so I know he would never look there for me. If this is the right Mary how is vincent? Laura Pannullo (gene's old friend) |
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