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I owned my own insurance practice and financial practice a couple of years ago.

And basically, it was costing me more money than what I was making.

And I pumped all my savings and I even cleared out some broths to keep it afloat.

Well, I eventually got out of that and didn't realize the negative ledger that I had,

the negative account that I had would go into collections.

Well, I started paying and then they started calling me on a biweekly basis and then it became,

you know, six, seven times a week.

And I was making consistent payments of 30 to 50 bucks a month.

But they've stopped calling me, and I just want to, you know, I don't want to just think

this thing has gone away and that, you know, should I be worried about them drawing up a lawsuit against me?

What is the debt for?

So I actually, I actually did the exact opposite of what you believe in regarding. I sold

whole life insurance, variable whole life and annuities. And, um, you know, so this is commissioned chargebacks.

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

When you get paid at this, when you get paid, you're not really getting.

I know.

I know.

And so these are commission chargebacks.

So the company that you used to sell insurance for is going to sue you.

No, so not yet.

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