My ex employer forwarded a “Earnings witholding order” court ordered debt collections letter, what do i do?
Written by on July 17th, 2009tiffany asked:
The debtor is under another ladies name but she is using my Social Security number so the debt is under my social. What are the best steps to solve this? I think she may be stealing my social security number, I am not sure.
I called the state and finally got through…they said either the sate or the court was off by 1 digit on my social security. Thank goodness that’s all it was!
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