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I opened a store credit card in one state and now live in another state. Are debt collectors to follow the statute of limitations for the state I lived in when I opened the card or for the state I now live in?
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I don't know for sure. But, the debt will stay on your credit report for X amount of time no matter where you live.
You should work to pay off the debt.Brian -
When you commit a crime, you are subject to the laws of the locale where you were at the time. So if you were living in New York when you defaulted on a debt, you are subject to New York law no matter where you live now.
Just avoid the problem and pay your debts.Steve
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Don't try to find an excuse to not pay what you owe. Pay on the card and yes you owe it.Originally posted by Troym View PostComment
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