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Without more details, impossible to answer. So my sense is, the answer is probably no. Practically speaking, are you prepared, logistically and...
The fact that you had to look it up to to figure out that it was a Bible verse answers your question. No, this does not strike me as a problem. The...
In the abstract, nothing wrong with having teenagers think about serious and complicated issues. Sounds like a very open ended essay question that...
For $90.00, why not just pay it? You owe a debt, debt collectors are allowed to try and collect. They don't have to wait for some case. The letters...
Repo is a repo, for credit reporting it doesn't matter if it was voluntary or involuntary (there is no legal distinction). You defaulted on the...
How do you "know" the bureau did it? Have you pulled a copy of your credit report since? Sounds like you may have inadvertently signed up for...
Your inability to pay is not a defense to responsibility (liability) to pay. Yes, you could be sued.
Answering a question truthfully is never an ethical violation. I am with Christine on this one, you are presenting a "semi" hypothetical situation...
Has the IRS filed a release of lien? This issue may not be an Experian problem. The tax lien is public record. So, unless the LIEN, itself, is...
You should ask for a detailed accounting so you can see what was done.
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