See if they put a collection item on your credit report. If they did, you can send a dispute letter to the credit reporting agency (not to Bovada), and state the reason why you believe that the item is inaccurate. If they continue to retain the item, you can find a free credit repair lawyer to sue them and take it off of your credit report.
Can a merchant/business outside the U.S. send me to collections and will the major credit bureaus report this? I received a threatening email from a merchant (online betting site BOVADA.COM) that I did business with outside of the United States, stating that I owed them a few hundred dollars and that if not paid "subject to 3rd party …
This exact situation happened to me with Bovada about a year ago. I emailed back asking for more information and never got a response. I also never had any other communications from Bovada or collections agencies. As others have pointed out, they cannot take you to collections and nothing will come of this.
Bovada says that if I don't complete the repurchase within the next 10 days or so, they will send a collection agency after me. At the end of the day, I would be fine paying $50 into my account to settle this dispute, but part of me thinks this is some kind of scam and I don't want to pay based on principle.
Bovada billed me 3x total 3000 when I only wanted to deposit 1000 and I called my bank to reverse the charge. … Bovada then sent me an email threatening to send me collection and report me to …
Screwed up and Bovada collections dropped my credit score 90 points. I am a very light better and only spend $100 each football season for fun. This year I decided to try Bovada after hearing good things. I did this on 9/12. I made a deposit of $100 using one of our credit cards (I know now that was stupid and should have used Bitcoin).
We look forward to your prompt reply. Regards, Bovada Financial Services financialservices@bovada.lv 1-866-502-3365. A couple things. I NEVER filed any dispute with my cc company over any bovada withdrawl and my cc company has never reached out to me to question any deposits into Bovada.
Bovada says that if I don't complete the repurchase within the next 10 days or so, they will send a collection agency after me. At the end of the day, I would be fine paying $50 into my account to settle this dispute, but part of me thinks this is some kind of scam and I don't want to pay based on principle.
