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What to tell collectors when they call?

I will be filing for bankruptcy within the next 2-3 weeks. I currently have some creditors calling me.

Should I even bother answering the phone and explaining that I don`t have a job and funds at the moment ? S

Should I tell them that I will be filing for bankruptcy in 2-3 weeks ? Does it make any difference ?

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One Response to “What to tell collectors when they call?”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

I find it is always best to answer the phone explain your situation and if you have decided to file a bankruptcy explain this to them.

It is always helpful i you have already contacted a local trustee, and if you have, give then the name and number of the trustee you will be using.