letter to the CA for Hospital Bills

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Taffy

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Subject: letter to the CA for Hospital Bills

Mon Mar 23, 2009 4:33 pm

Does anyone have a letter to send to the CA for Hospital bills. Or do I have to validate them first? I read a letter a few weeks ago but it stated there were 2 paragraphs missing to it ????

I am broke and trying to get my score up....................if anyone has a good letter please let me know Rolling Eyes

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Mary

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Tue Mar 24, 2009 9:48 am

Whenever you plan to pay off any outstanding debt to a collection agency, get the debt validated to be sure whether the collection agency actually own your debt or not. You can find a sample debt validation letter if you visit the link letters of credit.
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