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Posting date	Subject
Posted: Tue Mar 20 8:36:23 2007	Is there currently a judgment against you for ..
Posted: Thu Mar 15 10:40:47 2007	Hey River, Sorry it took me so long to get back ..
Posted: Thu Mar 8 8:29:11 2007	This is a debt collector Consumer Debt ..
Posted: Mon Mar 5 10:56:49 2007	You handle acounts differently when you're ..
Posted: Mon Mar 5 10:43:26 2007	I'm taking a stab but I'm guessing it's experian ..
Posted: Mon Mar 5 10:35:22 2007	Below 500 may be the most difficult. ..
Posted: Mon Mar 5 10:10:36 2007	River, The statute of limitations has expired ..
Posted: Mon Mar 5 9:36:05 2007	Collections for Swiss Colony, Seventh Avenue, ..
Posted: Mon Mar 5 3:33:06 2007	Ok the excel sheet.....did it have any evidence ..
Posted: Sun Mar 4 10:01:04 2007	River, What state are you in This account is ..
Posted: Sun Mar 4 9:05:55 2007	I would start by disputing incorrect personal ..
Posted: Sun Mar 4 8:40:51 2007	Have you disputed the TL with the CRA If not, I ..
Posted: Fri Mar 2 12:22:37 2007	You said they validated. Are you positive what ..
Posted: Fri Mar 2 1:40:19 2007	I think FICO should be checked twice a year as a ..
Posted: Thu Mar 1 11:38:35 2007	I'm new to the site but not new to credit. I ..

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