please somebody helpme out how can i write him a letter asking to pay off  the amount?
128859
I think you need to kick it higher up the food chain and let the corporate lawyers take care of it.  Mistakes happen, but I'm sure at the corporate level they have dealt with this before and can track down that customer faster than you could.  Good luck!
660271
Send an email or leave a voice message telling him you won't be paying for his apartment or food any more.  I bet you will hear from him then.
522700
You have a right to know what the over draft was and for how much. This sounds really funny to me. I wouldn't pay a thing until you get that information. If you send in the first check then you are agreeing to paying the $4500 and it will be near impossible to get out of that amount if you don't truly owe that much.
326869
Contact them immediately and set up an arrangement to pay them or borrow from friends or family to pay them back.  They can garnish your wages.  When they do, it will be on their terms.
247384
call him and ask for payment first if not then take it to small claims court.
498357
You can either write a letter to the person staing all the fee's owed and say that you have submitted a copy of this letter to an attorney for small claims, a good scare should get them to take you seriously. You should know that when you give a person money you shouldn't expect it back unless it was in writing and signed.
110630
it's very hard to leave when your lives are kinda of one. you feel bad for leaving. since most of the stuff you share are in your name and you don't want to leave him with nothing. i understand how your feeling right now. i really do. in some ways I'm in the same boat.as i sit here 1in the morning have way to much on my mind to sleep.looking for people to help or dealing with a similar situation.if you feel you can sit down and really talk things over with him no fighting aloud.get all the bill that are in your name.close them or ask that he be taken off.set up a account so its not hard on you when you do get your own place and if i were you i would tell him to do the same. the best thing is try not to fight it will only bring more problems along the way.since both cars are in your name and one is paid off. see if he wants the other car he would take over the payments and get it put in his name just in case later down the road something happens your not responsible.i know its hard but you will work everything out and move on happy that you did. you ever need to talk e-mail me brooke_sittner@yahoo.com
668286
you cant, my kids dad gets paid cash in hand and there is nothing i can do about it at all, he hasnt paid a penny for them since we split up 6 years ago!!
331968
Take him to small claims court.  Be prepared to talk in detail about when he agreed to pay you, and how much he agreed to pay you.  You mentioned he paid when he could.... if you have any paycheck stubs left, bring those to court, it will show that he did in fact pay you for your time (and that you expected to be paid).  And, bring that calendar, he'll have a hard time denying that you work on the dates indicated in the calendar.\n\nGood luck!
253888
By co-signing a loan you are personally guarantying the loan. The only "good" way to get out of his loan is to pay it off. You may be able to sue him in civil court, but you will need to talk to an attorney. \n\nOne thing to keep in mind is that the sooner you pay it off the less interest you pay ... see if you can get a personal loan to pay it off ... you may have to put off college for a year or so ... but it won't ruin your credit in fact it may help it. Talk to a financial adviser .. there is a free one consumer credit agency or something like that.
507400
Contacting eBay would do no good.  If the bill has been handed over to a debt collector, the account now belongs to the debt collector, not eBay.\n\nYou will need to deal directly with the bill collector at this point.\n\nI'm not sure how the bill went from £6 to £171 - that seems a little extravagant.\n\nWhatever you ultimately settle with the bill collector for payment, I would suggest having you son pay it entirely.  It will be a good lesson to him, and I'm sure he will be much more careful in his future financial dealings.  This could be the best thing that happens to him!  (Better a £171 mistake at 16, than a £10,000 mistake at 25!)\n\nGood luck!\n\n~ ♥ ~
414199
Obviously, I don't know all the details, but the IRS will usually levy wages only after they have been ignored for a long time.  Your friend needs to come up with a payment plan, either a proposed installment payment plan (form 433D, I think) or a partial pay offer in compromise (form 656), along with a financial statement on form 433A.  The forms are on the IRS web site http://www.irs.gov.  Good luck.
537083
There is one an only way to get your money or part of it back. In a very innocent way ask him to sell to you something valuable he owns, like a laptop or TV set. Tell him that you need this item and that you would pay him in a few days, (it is incredible but this kind of people almost always believe that) and do not pay him until he pays you.  I had done it many, times and believe me, it works.
139744
send it to a collection agency
515902
The court order will specify when the payments are due.\n\nGood luck!!
15407
Agree to pay what you charged and tell her to keep telling him you did it with out her permission and wish them the best of luck. If you are charged, deny it and pay what you owe. Now that is not so hard...is it?
571996
Write to the principal asking the question again and outlining the reasons for your request.  Send a copy of the letter to the Superintendant of the school system, the principals boss, and make sure that at the bottom of your letter after your signature you place "cc: (superintendant's name)"  and ask for a reply in writing.  State in the letter that if you do not hear from him in writing you will assume that he agrees to your son being moved into track A to accommodate your families educational needs immediately.  Be courteous but firm.  Don't ever forget that when you are dealing with schools that your property taxes pay their salary.  They are there to serve your family.  Keep copies of everything and send it to him and his boss via certified mail with a return receipt requested.  I have found that if you ask for something long enough in the schools and do not back down, that you will get what you need for your kids.  If this does not work, schedule a visit with his boss and bring your copies of the letters with you.  Ask again and outline your reasons.  If track A has to do with the year round school system being used in California Schools and they have put 2 family members on different tracks so that the kids have different vacation schedules, then this is an outrage and is a good argument against the year around system.  If you have to you can take it to the district or state superintendant.