Reach out to the attorney that handled your bankruptcy and find out whether the second mortgage was included in the discharge. If so, the attorney...

While it's not prudent to get involved with internet strangers and scammers, I don't see a big issue here. Upon the check bouncing, your liability...

Contact the bar association that services the county in which you reside. They may be able to connect you with a pro-bono or low cost bankruptcy...

It's a scam. Don't respond to them or they might increase the frequency of their contact with you.

The messages might be a scam. Be wary. Before making any payment, make sure you recognize the debt. If you're unsure, call the lender (not the...

The calls you're receiving are very likely a scam. These types of scams are very common. You should be wary to pay anything unless your fairly...

Follow the instructions at identitytheft.gov to remediate the issues related to the fraudulent loans.

This is a relatively common scam. Best to ignore it and do not return any further calls. Good luck!

I'm really sorry to hear about your conundrum. Certainly, graduated high school is a big deal and something you should be proud of. However, to my...

With the limited information at hand, it's tough to determine whether the communication is legitimate or just a scam. Payday collection scams are...