Comments on: CI Host Responds http://marcquarles.com/76/ci-host-responds Internet Marketing Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:59:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Chris http://marcquarles.com/76/ci-host-responds#comment-11830 Fri, 13 Jul 2007 19:58:58 +0000 http://marcquarles.com/76/ci-host-responds#comment-11830 I followed AZ's advice, and then same thing happened - I received a letter saying my account was settled and I owed no money. So it certainly does pay to dispute CI Host / Fidelity - certified mail is the way to go. I followed AZ’s advice, and then same thing happened - I received a letter saying my account was settled and I owed no money. So it certainly does pay to dispute CI Host / Fidelity - certified mail is the way to go.

]]> by: AZ http://marcquarles.com/76/ci-host-responds#comment-11655 Sun, 08 Jul 2007 05:47:57 +0000 http://marcquarles.com/76/ci-host-responds#comment-11655 I got a similar notice and filed an official complaint by sending Fidelity a letter via certified mail disputing the debt. I got a letter back about three weeks later that said it was settled at $0.00 and I was free and clear. If anyone reading this has the same issue and does not owe CI Host money then make sure you file an official dispute within 30 days. Send it certified mail and make sure you keep copies of everything. Unfortunately I would think that most people aren't going to know they can fight this type of thing (I didn't), and that many will pay anyway. Perhaps that is what CI Host / Fidelity is counting on. I got a similar notice and filed an official complaint by sending Fidelity a letter via certified mail disputing the debt. I got a letter back about three weeks later that said it was settled at $0.00 and I was free and clear.

If anyone reading this has the same issue and does not owe CI Host money then make sure you file an official dispute within 30 days. Send it certified mail and make sure you keep copies of everything.

Unfortunately I would think that most people aren’t going to know they can fight this type of thing (I didn’t), and that many will pay anyway. Perhaps that is what CI Host / Fidelity is counting on.

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