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could you email me the letter also... I am having a similair situation with FCNB and midland. the account was opened in 1994 so i doubt they...
hey Roni, damn girl, you been gone a long time... how is business, how is the love life (LOL)
yes, they did.
i would really try it on my own before involving my attorney. I did not sue a bank, I sued cra, (exp). The small claims also gave me...
try emailing fla-tan who posts on this board. he is a mortage broker and has helped a lot of CN with mortgages.
the court will mail them a copy of the default judgement to the address you had served. they may even give you instructions on how to proceed (...
you can request validation at any time from the ca. even after the thirty days. If you request it in the intital thirty day period, they cannot...
anybody????
no problem!
did you try naca they have list of consumer atty's by state
I was a newbie last year this time and I remember how it felt. However, If you are submitting disputes during CHOD, especially for the first...
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the question is not whether we would have paid this, it is whether we would have paid it without a deletion of the account. I have two...
okay, so that is the easy one... what about them using one name on the letters and the other on the cra reporting?
he already checked mills, it did not have enought information for nj i would say target or target visa.... you can apply on the website.... you...
Disputing by CRRR is especially important if you are disputing public records like bks, judgements or tax liens..... even ff they have the...
they are a collection agency not a credit bureau. they are run out of the same office ! is there some difference that i can check on! I...
collection shows up on cr for $199 a dentist bill. I request validation and they send printout. I am sending 2nd validation with copy of Wollman...
why did you give them information on the phone? I don't understand??? especially when it was clear that they don't know the law..... you may be...
