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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I believe that a medical facility is engaging in fraudulent charges but after many phone calls, I owe them $600. I can “afford” to pay them but don’t want considering they already got thousands from insurance for a service received. I already have a mortgage and excellent credit. I don’t want my credit to tank because of this but I’m 45 and have decades of great credit in my portfolio. If I let this bill linger and never pay, how much could this affect my finances?[/quote]

If you suspect fraud, you can report the facility.

But if you are just pissed off that they're getting so much money from all corners, not paying $600 and ruining your credit to prove a point is pretty much the definition of cutting off your nose to spite your face.[/quote]

If they get a court judgement about the debt, then they can seize some of your assets - with the sheriff assisting them. [/quote]

I'll take Things That Rarely Happen for $100, Alex.
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You would be surprised; I had a real estate deal get held up for weeks when a title company discovered an old lien for a few hundred bucks of medical bills on a property that the seller's title company missed when they bought.        [/quote]

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