Pay Pal Collections

COLLECTION NOTICE

This letter serves as confirmation that NCRi Inc., acting as a duly authorized agent of PayPal Inc., has received your outstanding account for collection proceedings. As of the date above, we have been retained by PayPal Inc. for the purpose of a) contacting you and b) collecting the total past due amount of $1,028.98 within Seven (7) days from the date of this letter. Should you fail to pay the above amount collection proceedings will continue and be escalated accordingly. Contact us to discuss how this may impact you or forward your payment immediately to National Credit Recovery Inc. using one of the following methods Payment Methods Pay by logging in to the URL: https://ncri-pa.repay.io . Enter your details along with your debt# PA290XXX to make a payment. Cash, Certified Cheque or Money Order can be made at any branch of Bank of Montreal. Please make a "FBPS Payment" (First Bank Bill Payment Service) using Concentrator ID 70XXX; your account number is the NCRI DOCKET # i.e., PA290XXX. Or Certified Cheque or Money Order to our office at 6285 NORTHAM DRIVE, SUITE 400, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO L4V 1X5. Payment must be made payable to National Credit Recovery Inc. Email Money Transfer can be sent to payment@ncri.com - Security Question: What is my docket number - Security Answer: PA290XXX *Please write full name as shown on your PayPal account in the notes of this e-transfer* If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact the undersigned at 1-866-292-7999. Sincerely, Collections Department NCRi Inc.

So, are you going to pay by money order or check?

Originally Posted by alloy2

COLLECTION NOTICE

This letter serves as confirmation that NCRi Inc., acting as a duly authorized agent of PayPal Inc., has received your outstanding account for collection proceedings. As of the date above, we have been retained by PayPal Inc. for the purpose of a) contacting you and b) collecting the total past due amount of $1,028.98 within Seven (7) days from the date of this letter. Should you fail to pay the above amount collection proceedings will continue and be escalated accordingly. Contact us to discuss how this may impact you or forward your payment immediately to National Credit Recovery Inc. using one of the following methods Payment Methods Pay by logging in to the URL: https://ncri-pa.repay.io . Enter your details along with your debt# PA290XXX to make a payment. Cash, Certified Cheque or Money Order can be made at any branch of Bank of Montreal. Please make a "FBPS Payment" (First Bank Bill Payment Service) using Concentrator ID 70XXX; your account number is the NCRI DOCKET # i.e., PA290XXX. Or Certified Cheque or Money Order to our office at 6285 NORTHAM DRIVE, SUITE 400, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO L4V 1X5. Payment must be made payable to National Credit Recovery Inc. Email Money Transfer can be sent to payment@ncri.com - Security Question: What is my docket number - Security Answer: PA290XXX *Please write full name as shown on your PayPal account in the notes of this e-transfer* If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact the undersigned at 1-866-292-7999. Sincerely, Collections Department NCRi Inc.

you sure thats not a scam?

Originally Posted by kss

you sure thats not a scam?

The agency is real but the scam is their trying to collect on a debt more that six years old.

Statute of Limitations

Statutes of limitations govern the timeframe in which one party may exercise legal action against another. They exist primarily to expedite due process, preserve evidence and protect equity and fairness for the defendant. In the case of debt collection, statutes of limitations protect debtors from civil lawsuits and court judgements long after the debt has gone into default.

In Canada, the statute of limitations for collections action is six years from the time the debtor has defaulted on the debt in question. However, this timeframe resets whenever the debtor makes payment towards or otherwise formally acknowledges the debt in question.


Each province and territory also has their own statutes of limitations, which are as follows:

• B.C.: Six years
• Alberta: Two years*
• Saskatchewan: Two years
• Manitoba: Six years
• Ontario: Two years**
• Quebec: Three years
• New Brunswick: Six years
• Nova Scotia: Six years
• P.E.I.: Six years
• Newfoundland and Labrador: Two years
• Yukon: Six years
• Northwest Territories: Six years
• Nunavut: Six years