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goodnatured

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Sat Nov 08, 2008 1:09 pm

I know, I am really glad that they have decided to work with me on this, I assume they will be just as generous with their offer too. I just need a few months, have to get my heating coal done, a new windshield in my car, just things that are taking up my extra funds.
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fireyone

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127 Magic Points

Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:25 pm

What doesn't take up the extra money anymore? I thought I was back on track and repairs left me in dispair. I am glad that company is working wiht you. Did they just come off as a workable collection agency or did you have to beg to get them to hear you? I really hope if they are on your credit record you remember about the pay for delete this time along. It is better to get this in place asap. If they worked with you graciously then they should also have no problem with this request.

goodnatured

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Sun Nov 23, 2008 6:35 am

I had to fork out $350 just this morning for 5 ton of coal this morning, in a few weeks will have to do it again and then I will be done for this winter. I need to work on being more prepared. I usually get my coal in October but really fell short this year. I am slowly but surely catching up though.
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fireyone

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127 Magic Points

Sun Nov 23, 2008 3:00 pm

I know the feeling. I have put fuel in my tank for upward of three dollars and now all the prices fell by at least a dollar. This happened two years in a row but I was afraid and didn't have the fuel to wait it out. This year I hope to get in a outdoor furnace and then I can wait out the prices becasue I will have another form of heat. This is one of the main reasons you think people would work more with you (creditor) life sure isn;t easy this time of year.

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