Should You Dispute a Credit Card Debt?

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Should You Dispute a Credit Card Debt?

When a collection agency contacts you regarding a debt, you can dispute the ownership of the debt. Once the collection agency receives your dispute, they have to stop contacting you until they can verify the debt. Be sure to dispute the information with each of the credit bureaus.

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