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satya
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Subject: so how do i get a hold of unique national collection?
 
 Posted on Tue Nov 27, 2007 9:51 pm  
so how do i get a hold of Unique National Collection?
anthony

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 Posted on Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:06 am  
Hi Satya,

As I have never communicated with UNC i dont have the address with me but you can check it at the BBB site. If it is a legitimate organization you will find it with the AG's office as well.
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 Posted on Tue Dec 18, 2007 4:19 pm  
818-285-0886
this is the number i have for them with my account through them hope it helps
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 Posted on Thu Dec 20, 2007 7:20 am  
Great information Danielle Smile. Thanks a lot.
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 Posted on Fri Dec 21, 2007 4:38 am  
I tried calling the number but they kept me on hold forever. I did not have patience to continue.
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Elizabeth
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 Posted on Mon Feb 18, 2008 5:18 pm  
Now they are no longer in service? Just tried calling.
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Subject: From My Credit Report
 
 Posted on Tue Feb 19, 2008 6:55 am  
I was just looking over a copy of my credit report I pulled on Nov 15 2007 and it lists the @ for them as 800-879-5453. Haven't tried calling it b/c I don't have the money right now to settle up but maybe that # will work for you.
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 Posted on Tue Feb 19, 2008 7:06 am  
Thanks a lot for the number Showard. I hope this will help many who really needs a proper number to the concern.
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 Posted on Thu Feb 21, 2008 1:46 am  
You can always call, but calling a collection agency is a big no-no. I will outline why in a later informative post.
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Subject: RE: so how do i get a hold of unique national collection?
 
 Posted on Fri Feb 22, 2008 3:16 pm  
I found them on my credit report also, but their claim on me is legitamate. I moved last year ans my library books got taken to the new house in a box, rather than the library...
Anyway, I found their address on my credit report and looked then up that way. I found the following web address. I followed up through the 'Contact us' link.
I will admit that the purpose of website does appear to be for the libraries that want to use their services. I could not find a place to make a payment, etc. I did contact and hope to receive some kind of response soon.
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 Posted on Fri Feb 22, 2008 3:42 pm  
Don't just pay it. You need to either try a pay for delete or use the 1-2 punch:

When I was repairing my credit, this was the most beneficial thing to me. I had a couple verify with the CRAs that the information was correct (one being Afni) without ever responding to my request for validation. I sent Afni a firm intent to sue letter demanding deletion by a date or further action would be taken. It was removed. I also emailed their legal staff from addresses I found online.

The CA has 30 days to properly validate. Disputes with CRAs generally last 30 days as long as you dont call in with new information. They can then add another 15 days stating you have added new information, even if you haven't. Better not to contact them during disputes.

Thing is, for relatively old CAs or collections that have been passed on to Junk Debt buyers, they can't provide proper validation. One of their tricky techniques is to say they sent you a letter that you didnt respond to. That doesn't matter. They may send you a letter asking for more information such as ssn# etc, but as long as you provide the account # they are just stalling. Ignore it. 30 days have passed, you can assume the debt is not valid.

If they verify with the CRAs and don't validate, it's time for the ITS. A firm ITS. It's gonna be deleted or they are paying you $1,000.
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 Posted on Tue Mar 11, 2008 4:14 am  
Hi Diem

How long did it take to remove the item once you sent them the intent to sue letter? Did they remove by the mentioned date?

Also please elaborate on the ITS. I am not aware of it.
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tony
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 Posted on Thu May 22, 2008 5:16 pm  
thanks for the#
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Subject: credit report
 
 Posted on Mon Jun 30, 2008 10:32 am  
why did this come up on my credit report
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 Posted on Tue Jul 01, 2008 12:52 am  
did you owe some company money that this company could be collecting for?
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