Hi, i returned a car to the bank like 5 years ago. I didnt send any payments, i just receive a letter from a collection agency advicing me that i had to send a cashier check or money order for the amount of $26,569.56. I went ahead and print a credit report and in my credit reports shows a collection for $18,000.00. The bank were i had the loan with told me that they sold my car but i was still responsible for the remaining balance, sense i never contact the bank i guess my loan went up to $26,569.56. Am i responsible for this hole amount.
yes you are, the car was probably sold by the bank at an auction, how ever the bank did not receive the full balance at auction so the difference is your responsability, and every month you were charged interest and processing fees to be tacked on to the difference it sold for, so it is always increasing every month the minimum is not paid, chances are if you ask the collection agency if you were to pay it of in full would they settle for less, chances are they will say yes, becouse the banks sell these outstanding accounts to collector companies for pennies on the dollar, they will probably make money on this account even if they settle for less than actual amounthope this helps
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