CATO CORPORATIONS

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CATO CORPORATIONS

Aliases	Cato Institute
Address	1000 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC Washington, DC USA 20001-5403
Phone	(202) 842-0200 (202) 842-3490 (Fax)
Fair share
Electronic Payment :
Paper Check :	15%
Late Fees
Interest rate	0%
Re age	After 3 payments only on an accepted proposal the accounts of the debtor is re-aged.
Acceptable Payment	1% of balance is the minimum amount to be paid by the debtor on an accepted proposal.
Account Numbers	Account numbers of 12 digits beginning with 11 are maintained by the company.
Notes	Electronic payments nor accounts from collection agencies are accepted and pulled by the company.

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