Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

Not pay.

1. The statute of limitations has expired if your dates are accurate and if this happened in CA.

2. If it is not DEFINITELY do not pay it.

3. Ask for proof. Provide a fax number, if you don't have one get one from your local Kinko's or Staples, Office Depot, corner mart, etc. Tell them you won't pay without proof and to stop calling you until they've sent it. Period.

4.This could very likely be a scam. I would not give them my credit card number unless I was absolutely positively certain that it was an authentic company. I wouldn't even access their website from my own computer. They'd probably have to meet me at the police station or something. I'm serious.

5. $150 - no

6. If they continue to harass you after you've asked for proof (& they don't send it) you may want to contact a consumer protection attorney to sue them

Be sure to document dates, times of all calls. Politely ask for the name and id# or last name of the caller. Do this before you tell them to never call you again. Ask for verifiable information. Are they the actual company, or a debt collector. What is their address and a good call back number? Get as much information from them as you can while they are trying to get information from them.

Be firm.

Document everything.