I.C. System
Collection Letter Addressed to Grandfather Who Died Nine Years Ago

Business & Finance

I have just received, in the mail, a debt collection letter addressed to my grandfather from I.C. System regarding a Verizon bill. The problem is that he passed away nine years ago. This debt is obviously very old and past legal limitations in terms of age, but how should I handle this? Also, should I address this situation if they call? Or should I ignore it, as it is not mine?

I find this whole thing a bit troubling given that he died so long ago, and he has never lived at my address nor has he ever had any mail forwarded here at any point in time. How does something like this happen? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.


Company: I.C. System
Country: USA
State: Minnesota
City: St. Paul
Address: 444 Highway 96 East, Box 64378
Phone: 8887351685
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