Old 10-17-2004, 03:15 PM
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Default BERGENER - SAKS INCORPORATED
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Electronic Payment :
Paper Check :
 6%
Late Fees  
Interest rate  0%
Re age  The company re ages the accounts only after 3 payments are completed.
Acceptable Payment  The debtor has to pay 3% of balance or $15. 00 whichever is higher to avail the benefit of debt settlement.
Account Numbers  The account numbers of the company comprise of 8 digits 10 digits
Notes  The company does not accept payments through RPS. Effective from 1st April,2001 - clients will not be eligible for benefits with account balance of over $10, 000. The company also waives over the limit fees. It does not pull accounts from collection agencies.
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