one-zero t1_jdcw0mh wrote
All I’m going to say is don’t pay anything at all unless it’s been through probate and assets have been itemized on paper. I have a friend who pays $1 a month for a spleen removal. I have one who got a $32,000 dollar bill for a helicopter ride and had full coverage blue cross/blue shield. You’ll get bills for more than a year but unless he/she had money or assets it’ll eventually get covered. Anything that’s of any value put it in an escrow account.
getthetime t1_jdcwon2 wrote
Also worth noting that unless the OP's name is attached to the estate then not paying the bill will not affect his/her credit score, and UVM med can go suck a dick.
It's always good to keep in mind that any time a creditor threatens you, there is still only so much they can do. So unless they can come after you personally, I say let them send the notices and beg all they want. By the end the calendar year it becomes nothing more than a loss/write-off for them anyway.
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