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Posted by TenantNet on January 16, 2001 at 20:53:44:

In Reply to: Re: Is it harrassment? posted by Lilly on January 16, 2001 at 20:37:28:

It's possible that it might violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act to call the workplace. Yes, the procedure is a 3-day demand followed by the commencement of a non-payment proceeding. But (without chekcing the IP numbers), your response sounds a lot like Richard, whereas there might be several legitimate reasons for non-payment. But that was not the issue of the inquiry. That kind of chastisement is inappropriate.

: Nope-Landlord serves tenant with 3 day demand for rent: If you don't pay the rent, in full, with 3 days from your receipt of the demand, landlord can start proceedings to recover possession of the apartment. You have a job,SO WHAY HAVEN"T YOU PAID YOUR RENT?

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: It's possible that it might violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act to call the workplace. Yes, the procedure is a 3-day demand followed by the commencement of a non-payment proceeding. But (without chekcing the IP numbers), your response sounds a lot like Richard, whereas there might be several legitimate reasons for non-payment. But that was not the issue of the inquiry. That kind of chastisement is inappropriate.

: : Nope-Landlord serves tenant with 3 day demand for rent: If you don't pay the rent, in full, with 3 days from your receipt of the demand, landlord can start  proceedings to recover possession of the apartment. You have a job,SO WHAY HAVEN"T YOU PAID YOUR RENT?


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