Sub: #1 Allied Contact
Replied on 05-27-2009, 08:22 PM
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I had set up a payment prog through Allied ~ But my bank sent me a new card and I have lost the contact information for them, so I cant get in touch with my new 411. I cant find a number online for the life of me, help!

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Replied on 05-28-2009, 02:24 AM
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Is Allied a debt settlement company or is it a collection agency that owns your debt at present? If it is Allied National (Collection Agency), you can call them at their toll free number 800.456.5770. There are other collection agencies with the "Allied" name. They are Allied Interstate, Allied Collections and Allied Creditor Service. If you can provide the full name of the collection agency, we can try to help you out here.




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