Can credit card company sued.?
106815
If you owe a credit card company money, they CAN and WILL sue you to recover their losses. There are horror stories of people losing homes and automobiles because a family member charged too much on credit cards that couldn't be paid for.
730101
I would ethier put a stop payment for that account, or close the account all together. The transaction will appear on your statement. I would check into this right away. After you close the account, I would advise you to seek a lawer. You can take legal action againts this company. Charging without permision is called fraud. You may be able to get some of the money back if not most of it. depending on your credit card company you may be able to do a chargeback, that reverses the transaction.
19098
To get the guy off the street is probably not your responsibility, but less within your ability.  If the credit card company has reimbursed you and covered it, it's more up to the company to decide how to proceed.  You should contact your credit card company to follow up and ask what they'll do to press charges against the one who defrauded you, if they know who he is.  It's more up to them to decide at this point, since they hold the information and the control, and since it's mostly in their best interest.  It's kind of you to think of the well-being of others, though, so I'd encourage that line of discussion when talking with the credit card company, and I hope they help.
861042
No, phone them and set up a payment plan. They will try to work with you and avoid going to Court. It costs them money to go to Court. Or you can contact a local Credit Counselling company in your area. They can also help you set this up.
220804
Talk to a lawyer. Most likely, to properly sue the company, you will have to serve the Resident Agent. If you serve anyone else, the case will likely be thrown out.
938030
yes they can.and its not just life insurance.i had a payment protection insurance.witch said it cover me for when i fall ill.and can not pay my credit card bills.But when i was ill.they look at the smallest detail.of my medical record.and refuse to pay because.i did not tell then that i was at the hospital 20 years ago.that i forgot about.that's what insurance companies are like take your money for years.and when its time to pay out they will find fault.with your claim so watch out.when you are filling out your insurance froms.one small thing wrong and they will not pay you so be careful.what you put on not put on the from.
1111286
Yes.  Charging off is just an accounting term, and most companies do this after a certain period of no payment.  This does not make the debt disappear.  You still owe the debt, so they can sue until the statute of limitations runs out in your state.
473318
no. seek help thru consumer court.
774735
Most companies don't sue right away for credit card debt; they send it to collection agencies first to try to collect your balance or work out a payment plan.  However, first answerer is correct.  If they do file suit against you, then they must have a summons issued and served on you personally (whether by cert. mail, the sheriff, a process server, etc.), then you have time to answer in the court case.
79400
Call the credit card company for advice.
669718
Of course you can. Go get a lawyer, tell them the details, and sue!
941435
CALL THE CREDIT CARD COMPANY AND FILE A CLAIM!!!!\n\nDO IT IMMEDIATELY\n\nThey will be able to help you on the next steps.
457309
Yes.  What the company that charged off the credit card did, was to sell your contract (account) to the collection agency/attorney that is calling you.  They can take you to court and sue for a judgment against you.  If you own a house they can put a lien on it. They can also demand $35 a week (or the sum the judge says) until the debt is payed off. Or, attach your wages.\n\nYou do have rights regarding their right to call.  You could call your State Attorney General to find out your rights.  (I know, after a while you want to disconnect the phone and except calls from no one.  I found it very depressing.)\n\nThe best thing is to eventually negotiate a settlement with them.  I think it is better to do this before it goes to judgment.  Also, Stay up with the court procedures.  As soon as you get served go to the Court house and fill out the form "Appearance".  I think if you look like a fighter they will be more willing to negotiate to a lower settlement.\n\nI got a lot of help from:\n\nwww.creditinfocenter.com\n\nGood luck!
872229
Call a lawyer, you might be able to take legal action.
560261
yes, pay- then get a lawyer and sue.
609482
Yes, anybody can be sued for anything.  The problem is in prevailing.
837183
I need more information.  Arbitration in regards to what?  Credit card debt?