how do I get 7 bills lumped into 1

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nucknfutsim

Joined: 21 Mar 2009
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Subject: how do I get 7 bills lumped into 1

Sat Mar 21, 2009 1:01 pm

not sure of next move??? I have some medical bills at local hospital they have turned them over to CA and i have been paying on them every month for about a year now i went to the hospital and ask them to pull them back from the CA and they refused in the mean time my credit report is slammed with 7 different bills from the hospital . I was told that the CA would lump them all into 1 bill which they did when it came to my payment but when it came to my credit report they separated it all and slammed me pretty hard so my ? is this How do i get them to lump them into 1 bill.

sdchargers_63

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Mon Mar 23, 2009 3:20 am

Well.........yeah, I can see if you have several Medical bills on your CR,..how this can REALLY damage your credit. Have you talked to the CA and see if he can 'adjust' the information he has reported to the CB? If he can't do that ( or ..won't do that..) maybe you can find a Consolidation company that is able to do this for you. I'm sure a member, of the forum, can give you some 'direction' where to go, to find a 'good' company that works for you.

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