December 25th, 2011 
admin Experian may simply state “already been investigated” to investigate and not new? Can I nail them in 30 days and the distance from my controversial article? Thank youReply:<blockquote>Originally posted by guy
C'mon guy lemme do it…lemme do it! I can? O.K. here goes,
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December 25th, 2011 admin I just received a letter from a jdb repod for a Jeep that I co-signed for (long story just say I learned not always co-sign for a friend, no matter how long it together). my question is that az on signing the contract and I was in primary co-signer was here in Cali. the statute of limitations applies, and how should I dv? I will say that they are no longer able to collect away from Sol basis? In Cali I know it's over Sol, but I think for az is it directly at the border. Please share.Reply:i
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December 25th, 2011 admin Reply:I also wonder one thing, how can a company like Midland, a company that I never signed a contract with, never agreed to do business with, or have ever had any finacial dealings with, report negative information on my credit report? I can understand the OC but the not a CA.
Yes, you did – in a round about sort of way. Look at your credit card agreement – in there you'll find default clauses that specifically says all the OC's right to collect when you default goes to
December 24th, 2011 admin Reply:See if there is a NACA lawyer in your area. Frankly, the problem is with your wife and her lawyer, who will be a pain every time you want to settle.
Did you know that any settlement <$600 will mean a 1099-C that you will have to pay taxes on? I bet you didn't, or your lawyers didn't. You need to negotiate that liability with your wife.
December 24th, 2011 admin ok, call me stupid, but I've read through dozens of great topics and posts in this site but I can not seem to figure out how to evidence in small claims court.
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rnzum example, if you (a defendant file) a request that some element of the applicant's evidence should be deleted – like a bank statement – put your evidence that the amount is invalid? What do you do, add your own explanation (such as a law or something) and call it point b?
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December 24th, 2011 admin After reading some of these posts, I realized that I try a couple of mistakes in terms of who have made things from both my husbands and my credit report. So, as I now the score INCREASE? We have filed for bankruptcy and are now in the process of reconstruction. We have a CC and I would pay off each month. What can help? Thanks LindsayReply:So you're not talking about credit repair but how long it will take if you have good credit habits?
Well, although bad marks can stay on
December 24th, 2011 admin Did this little diddy by Daniel Edelman:
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rnSenden a certified or faxed letter requesting assignment or tasks are required to show title in plaintiff under UCC 9-406. The way is written 9-406 of the debt buyer is not entitled to withhold payment if they have a copy of the
December 24th, 2011 admin Reply:It never went to court because once our lawyer informed them that they had lied (stating that they didn't have the car we did). They canceled the law suit and signed an agreement that they could not ever sue us and we couldn't later sue them.
guy – I liked your story and was just interested in knowing if you ever got the money back that you had paid for the car, or did they give you a new car, or did you still have to pay for the car?
December 23rd, 2011 admin We want to take our business is much in Texas it is $ 300. We would not mind doing it in OK. Would that be okay to do and how it would help / hurt us?Reply:why incorporate? Most small businesses are better off as LLCs, or LLPs, or sole proprietorships, with adequate insurance