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I received a collection notice for $400. for what I don't know should I send them the statute of limitations
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the hospital has closed my procedure was a cash deal I Paid 9500 dollars the breakdown is 3400 to the doctor 800 anesthesia and 5300 for the hospital.this is what the accountant said from the doctors office I had this procedure done March of 2008 They meaning the Hospital said they sent a bill July 30th 2008 I never received a bill again this was a cash procedure. I have a copy of the check I sent the doctor I thought the statue of limitations was 4 years is that correct
Confirm what the date of last activity was (check your consumer credit report; contact the debt collection agency preferably via a certified letter; or verify your past payment records via archived bank information.) If you brought the account back to current status inadvertently then the SOL reset. If the date of last activity has been inaccurately reported by the agency then talk to a lawyer offline who can help you avoid getting hit with a default judgment. Best of luck
There is a four year limitations in texas for breach of contract. At this point, if you are past that point, the debt is no longer enforceable.
You doNOT want to make a payment under these circumstances as you may also restart the limitations. They can still report the debt even after the four years but they can not threaten you with enforcing it against you as that would be an FDCPA violation.
If they don't file a suit by the deadline there debt should not be enforceable.
