[quikclik2]

This morning I was issued a summons for an unpaid credit card. The plantiff is listed as worldwide asset purchasing llc (assign to chase manh bk na) I can't find anything on this collector. The unpaid amount is $1576.13 and does not fall under SOL as my last payment was about 2 years ago (according to my cred report) I think it was before that, but have no proof. What steps do I need to take from here? I have my income tax refund coming in very soon, and will have the money to settle, but I have no way of contacting the collector because I can't find any information on them. I have there lawyers number on my papers, but I don't know if I should contact him. How much would they be allowed to garnish from my paycheck if it gets to that? Any help about a next step would be great. Also my original credit limit for this card was $400. Can someone tell me how that let to the 1573.13 plus 442.02 intrest, and 235.96 attorney fee's that they're sueing for?
Thanks

[GreatGadsby]

only the creditor can tell you how they arrived at the balance claimed.

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you can also contact the original creditor (chase) and ask for the contact information for who they sold it to.

[quikclik2]

Thanks, that was my next plan, to call chase. Anyone else got any advice?

[quikclik2]

Well I've got the number for the suing party now and and going to call them. Should I contact them or there attorney? Also, what would be a good number to offer for a settlement that they might accept. Principal balance is 1573.13, 445.02 interest, 235.96 attorney fees. Also if I can't work anything out with them, how would I got about issuing a motion of discovery?