Class Action: Portfolio Recovery Associates Failed to Clearly Indicate Debt Amount
by Nadia Abbas
Last Updated on October 24, 2018
Smith, Individually And on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated v. Portfolio Recovery Associates, Llc And John Does 1-25
Filed: October 19, 2018 ◆§ 2:18cv2727
A Tennessee consumer claims in a proposed class action that Portfolio Recovery Associates sent her a misleading letter listing two different debt amounts.
Tennessee
A Tennessee consumer claims in a proposed class action that Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC sent her a misleading letter listing two different debt amounts.
According to the suit, the defendant sent the plaintiff a notice in October 2017 regarding a debt acquired from Comenity Bank that stated:
“Balance at date of PRA, LLC purchase: $331.66
Interest accrued since the date of purchase
or last payment to PRA, LLC : $0.00
Costs and Other Fees: $0.00
Total Balance: $324.39”
The letter allegedly left the plaintiff confused as to whether she owed the indicated balance of $331.66 or $324.39.
“Defendant’s Letter fails to make any mention of a settlement offer and offers no explanation as to the discrepancy between the balances shown,” the complaint reads, adding that the plaintiff has yet to receive a statement from the company clarifying her debt amount.
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