Do I have any recourse? They are taking $230 out of my social security check next month to pay for 4 months. I was separately billed from the other company for $103. for 4 months. I have dropped the first company.
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You cannot be enrolled into 2 drug plans at one time. IF you change plans, the new plan is effective the first of the next month (if you enroll in April, your coverage would begin May 1st for example.) If you need meds, your old plan is effective until the last day of that month.\n\n\nCall 1-800-MEDICARE to check and see which plan they show you are enrolled in. Good luck!
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If you owe money, you should know how to get in touch with the company.  It's called a Bill.  You should get one in the mail each month.
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Its really hard to tell how much you can get anyway with paying. I use to do this kind of work. So it depends on how long you have owed them, was you credit good (always made payments on time) until this happened or it was a little rocky sometimes,then what kind of finance company was it ( automobile, private loan from a bank or credit card co, home buying) & has it gone into collections yet?? All these things sometimes makes a difference. But you can always make them an offer. Cause they have told you what the debit was, what they would settle for. So now I would make them an offer. Maybe start with whatever $ amount you can pay right now..then if that fails then offer a little more but it will take you a little bit longer to pay that $ amount. And just go from there. If all else fells, make 1 lump sum, & payments on the rest. BEST OF WISHES, I KNOW ITS HARD!!
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They should try and remember that number then try to file taxes on that number and see how far it gets you.  Many people work under a false social number and the only thing that happens is the money goes to the treasury where nobody can claim it because it does not match with the Social Security Administration.....
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If this is the independence plus VISA stored value card that you are referring to then I would immediately cancel your membership and request your money back. It is a rip off and you can get all of their "benefits" either free or at the same price from their providers directly and not pay their $14.95 monthly membership fee.\n\nGood Luck
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Why don't you ask your local payroll office.  There should be a number on your pay slip.
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The Inland Revenue did this to me too when i reapplied for my tax credits in April of this year. They said i had earned £2,500 more than i had declared, and through this i owed them the money and they have stopped my credits until April of next year. I too am a single parent, they tell us to go back to work and we will benefit but we dont at all. What we earn we end up paying back out. I used to get help with my rent when i first went back to work too,  now that has stopped and im to pay out the full amount of rent which is £98.00pwk. Personally i would be better off on the social, although i dont want to be part of the people that take money off the state to live on and receive handouts. I  wanted to do right by my family and earn my way through life. Good luck hun hope all goes well for you but its a crap system dont you think. xx
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Just to let you know, every reported transaction is going to take you about an hour on the phone. This is going to be a pain in the butt. You need to dispute the accounts, (which you've done) now the angencys are going to need to prove that is infact you. They will do this by matching your DOB and ss# as well as your last 3 previous addresses. If they don't match yours the bill isn't yours, and it will be taken off. It takes some time ( a couple of months) so be paitent. If it isn't resolved in that time, you need to call each agency. Sorry but itentity mixups and theft are hard new.
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Wow! That was kind of harsh. Did you ever think maybe this person got sick and had trouble paying for a month or so? YES you can e-file if you still owe. However, it depends on the state you live in if they will take your check or not. In Indiana, if you owe less than 500 dollars, they won't take your check. They sent us a letter stating they would, but they never did. And for the person who just made the rude comment, my hubby and I have five kids that live at home full time. He rarely sees child support for his two that he has custody of and I rarely see my for my two. We have one together and he has another one that he pays on. We manage to support all five kids and still payed over 16k in back child support in four years and he is the only one working. Don't judge someone until you know the whole story.
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OK, a couple of things you should do:\n\nFirst, next time they call, tell them explicitly NOT TO CALL YOU AGAIN.  By law if you tell them that, they cannot call you any more, they can only deal with you through the mail.  In writing there can be no he-said-she-said.\n\nSecond, forget the collection agency.  You are under no obligation whatsoever to pay them ANYTHING.  Call the company you have the original debt with, and set up repayment with them.  IGNORE the collection agency.  If they call, hang up on them.  I repeat:  you are under no obligation of any kind to pay them anything, your debt is with the company you owe, NOT the collection agency.  Deal only with the company you owe the debt to.\n\nFinally, find out where the collection agency is located, and report them to the local better business bureau and local Federal Trade Commission office.  In writing.\n\nThen pay your debt off *with the company you owe it to* and be done with it.
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Wow what a mess.  The best thing you can do now is talk to a lawyer. The court wants to know why you are not complying, first you don't even show up and now you're refusing to pay up. Get some legitimate legal counsel.
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Call the IRS.  They have a help line for people in your situation, and 4/15 is fast approaching!
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From the information you've given, I strongly recommend documenting everything that happens or is discussed between you and your employer.  It sounds as if this person is in financial trouble and you may have a problem with getting the money you're owed.  \nIf your employer is 4 weeks behind the normal, scheduled pay dates you should first attempt to solve the problem by telling the employer you need your money immediately. I also recommend looking for an alternate method of providing income for your family.  \nIf the employer will not terminate employment, and you have not signed a casual labor contract, you need to speak with a labor relations officer.  This can be done at your local employment insurance office.  It sounds as if you work for a small organization and unfortunately your employer is not interested in taking care of his employees.  \n\nGood luck and remember to follow the proper channels so that you have moral superiority and the law on your side.
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....you have to give more details.  "detaching pay" before court date?  Do you mean taking money from your check?  Why would they take money from your check?  Child support? what?  \nPlease explain the problem in more detail.
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Danny, have you talked to your trustee about this. If they were to be making the payments, if I were you I would be asking where did the money go to. I would contact a lawyer. I would think you would have some kind of re-course. Good luck to you.
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Go to the unemployment office start the paper work for collection of unemployment..it will be backdated to the day of layoff..tell them why you never came sooner and they just might investigate this outfit for shoddy practices..It hurts a company $ wise since they have to pay a large sum into the unemployment pool and they don't like it..So go collect and start looking for another job..if you get more in unemployment than the new job pays you can collect the difference until the time period of collecting runs out and your unemployment counselor will tell you how long you can collect and if any extensions may be granted..Good Luck to you..
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Talk to your boss about it first, maybe it was just a mistake, but as the employer they have to pay you when you should be paid or at least give you an advance, as far as I know anyways, talk to your local labor board about it or check online for the laws if anything.