Chasing a debt in the US

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krytonsheep replied

21 June 2011, 22:07
I'd forget about it and let the karma police deal with it.
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Guest replied

21 June 2011, 21:26
It could cost you more to recover the debt.

Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View Post

Anyone have any experience of chasing a debt in the US. Did some work for a chap there, and now he's disappeared and I'e got to chase him up. Pretty sure he's still living there but no longer answers the phone or responds to e-mails.

Its not a masive debt. its about £500. Wondering if its worth it at all.
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lilelvis2000 started a topic Chasing a debt in the US

21 June 2011, 21:13
Chasing a debt in the US

Anyone have any experience of chasing a debt in the US. Did some work for a chap there, and now he's disappeared and I'e got to chase him up. Pretty sure he's still living there but no longer answers the phone or responds to e-mails.

Its not a masive debt. its about £500. Wondering if its worth it at all.
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