If you fail to pay On Deck, they may send the debt to collections and/or pursue litigation to recovery the amount outstanding (plus any...

Yes, they can ask for your banking information. You don't have to provide it if you don't want to, but they might not consider you for financial...

Yes, depending on the circumstances, it may be possible to have the loan pulled back from the Treasury Dept. It may require catching up on the...

Generally speaking, yes, they can continue to collect the debt even after it drops off the credit report, and they can deny doing new business for...

It seems suspicious, you may want to take no action, especially if they didn't send you any written notice of their claim. You don't know whether...

Yes, you can sue. If you go through the litigation process, the court will ultimately determine whether to grant the award that you're seeking....

Some consolidation companies have a network of attorneys that may handle litigation. It's important that your lawsuit is responded to in a timely...

A system purchased new would typically be covered under the manufacturers warranty. If it's still under the warranty period, contact Sony. They may...

It's like a scam. You did the right thing by not making payment. It's unlikely that a legitimate law firm would call and threaten suit unless...

In my experience, it's rare for a credit score to plummet by 43 points strictly as a result of an inquiry. In order to bring a claim under the Fair...