pfd

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by dec, Jun 26, 2007.

  1. dec

    dec Active Member

    recieved validation from a ca. the debt is 1600 waht is a good amount to offer for a pfd.
     
  2. ccbob

    ccbob Well-Known Member

    Depends...

    If it's the first CA or a CA working for the OC, they probably won't take anything less than $1600. Anything else will be probably be ignored or sold to another CA.

    If this is from a JDB (i.e. the 2nd or 3rd CA) then they might be a little more flexible.

    Given that they validated, I'd guess the former applies more to your case, but that's just me talkin'.
     
  3. woops

    woops Well-Known Member

    I've only had sucess using PFD when offering full payment.
     
  4. bizwiz41

    bizwiz41 Well-Known Member

    If you're going for a full PFD, then you need to offer payment in full. Remember, you are basically doing a business transaction, and there must be something in it for the CA. Money is a great motivator, and "quick money" is even a stronger one.

    If they refuse to do a PFD, then start off negotiating a settlement with an offer of 50%, and go from there. A "Paid In Full" versus a "Settled" notation does not really impact your FICO score.
     

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