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Do I need to pay recovery pay.com??
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So a simple misunderstanding at Wal-Mart about a $12 foundation fell into my basket and I didn't realize it because I had a jaket in the basket. Any way they are requesting $200 and when I looked up the Ohio rev.code ann 2307.60,2307.61 it says anything $50 or less is only a $50. Ive read many things saying it's a scam and to ignore the civil claim no police were involved and the L.P. said it was just a warning since I couperated and no charges were going to be made.
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I almost never see companies like this following through and filing cases. I have even attempted to contact such companies on multiple occasions and they have refused to respond. It is possible that they could file but I think the chances are rather slim.
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Dmitry Gorin
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Do not pay and ignore all letters. They are toothless threats and they will not pursue the matter in civil courts as it's not worth their time or expense.
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David Mullen
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You can ignore the demand letters, or you could pay them. Recovery companies rarely sue on those.
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