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I recently received a tax lien in the mail for $16,900. This is from a credit card that was closed several years ago with a zero balance. The credit card company told me the card had a balance of $1,000 and tried to charge me $15,500 in interest. How can I protect my car and me filing taxes.
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Posted on / Feb. 16, 2011 19:25:00

This question don't make no sense, nohow!

Credit card debts don't result in tax liens......and you don't even seem to have a credit card indebtedness.

Further, $15,500 of interest is ridiculous.

Either someone is trying to scam you, or you are scamming the LawGuru attorneys.

If it's the former, contact your D.A. or the attorney general.

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