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ruggedmaker2 said:I’m assuming the window for an appeal has already slammed shut and the judgment is final. You don't really have a choice here—you just gotta pay up.
Look, next time you get a warning letter, don't just ignore it. Reach out immediately. Try to negotiate a payment plan or some kind of settlement so you aren't stuck footing the bill for extra legal fees and penalties on top of everything else.
The appeal deadline hasn't passed yet. My folks signed for the delivery two days ago this past Monday, so I still have time to file.
Is there even any point in appealing? And on what grounds?
Also, how much extra am I looking at if I don't win this case?
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thx.
Listen, I need some help. I just got hit with an enforcement order yesterday because of some unpaid AT&T bill handled by a collection agency, complete with signatures from a notary and a lawyer!!
So, here's the deal: I have this old AT&T bill from $61. A week ago, they sent a final notice to my home address. But since I've been living in New York City for five years for college, I totally missed it. Didn't see it, didn't pay it, and boom—exactly one week later, the ENFORCEMENT hits. I'm losing my mind here. The legal fees alone are $153 while the actual debt is $61... what am I supposed to do???
Look, I get it. I should've paid the bill, and I will... but I am NOT paying an extra $153 on top of everything else.
I called AT&T thinking I could just settle the bill plus interest, but they basically told me it's none of their business and that I don't owe them anything anymore!?
What's my move...
Thanks in advance for any advice