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Aaron

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Subject: debt validation

Mon Mar 15, 2010 10:39 am

Hi anonymous J,

If you have already agreed to the terms of the company, you need not send a debt validation letter to them. As you have agreed to the terms, it implies that you owe the debt to the company. Debt validation letter is sent to a collection company when you aren't aware that you owe an amount to the agency.

Hope this helps.

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Aaron
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