RE: PROGRAM FOR BILL CONSOLIDATION FOR NON-HOME OWNERS

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FRED
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Subject: RE: PROGRAM FOR BILL CONSOLIDATION FOR NON-HOME OWNERS

Sun Feb 18, 2007 2:09 pm

IS THERE ANY PROGRAM OUT THERE FOR BILL CONSOLIDATION FOR NON-HOME OWNERS. I HAVE A BAD CREDIT & $8000.00 IN CREDIT CARD DEBT AND I LIVE IN AN APARTMENT.

ParkAvenue
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Tue Mar 27, 2007 9:41 pm

Have you considered purchasing a home.
There is an agency who will help you Report
monthly payments that you are already making
to the CBs.

Payments such as, Rent, phone, power,
gas, mobile phone, storage fees,
parking garage fees, etc.

Enrollment is FREE. My PRBC Score went
from 0 to 699 in 12 days. The PRBC scores
will enhance your Fico scores to qualify you
for a home, auto loan, with prime interest
rates. All it takes is a History of 24 - 36 months
of Rental Payments that you have already made
and/or paying along with 3 other accounts.

Visit: PRBC.com
and decide for yourself.

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