**Disclaimer – Debtprison.net does not administer legal or financial advice. The contents of this website are my opinions on collection agencies and how to deal with them. Nothing on this website should be interpreted as legal advice or council. No opinions on this website should be used to replace the advice of your financial advisor [...]

This article details some methods for avoiding payment on a legitimate debt (beating a debt) that I picked up from some sources on the internet. You’ll have to have some courage and confidence to actually go through with such an experiment. However, this method is the best way to avoid payment on the debt, or at least for [...]

Sporting 1.5 million souls (70% of which are randy men) the United Arab Emirates, or UAE, is home to one of the earth’s most popular regions for debtor’s prisons. If you’re a man, you’ll need a lot of debt, to buy junk with so you can outmaneuver and outrun those other young bucks, who are competing with [...]

The amount of debt you settle may be taxable by Federal and State Government. Most people are not aware that if the amount of settled debt surpasses $600, the IRS considers this taxable income. If you have settled with a creditor on a debt, they should send you a 1099-C tax form. This form will list [...]

Original creditors and collection agencies will often collect on discharged debt, charge offs, debt absolved by bankruptcy, and even debt that’s been settled. This is debt that can’t legally be collected on via a civil court judgment. However, collection agencies won’t let a little thing like your legal rights stand in the way of their profits. [...]

If your debt is past the Statute of Limitations a collection agency or creditor can still sue you in civil court as an attempt to obtain a judgment.  So why does the Statute of Limitations (SOL) exist and how can you use it towards your defense?  If you have any questions pertaining to this article [...]

Can you avoid paying your debts by leaving the United States and will your debt or credit report follow you to another country? If you leave, will you be arrested when you return to the United States? Can you be arrested in the country you’re moving to for the debt you leave behind in the [...]

**Disclaimer – Debtprison.net does not administer legal or financial advice. The contents of this website are my opinions on collection agencies and how to deal with them. Nothing on this website should be interpreted as legal advice or council. No opinions on this website should be used to replace the advice of your financial advisor [...]

**Disclaimer – Debtprison.net does not administer legal or financial advice. The contents of this website are my opinions on collection agencies and how to deal with them. Nothing on this website should be interpreted as legal advice or council. No opinions on this website should be used to replace the advice of your financial advisor [...]

**Disclaimer – Debtprison.net does not administer legal or financial advice. The contents of this website are my opinions on collection agencies and how to deal with them. Nothing on this website should be interpreted as legal advice or council. No opinions on this website should be used to replace the advice of your financial advisor [...]