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 Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 6:05 pm
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Even though it was more of an FYI letter, I now have a file number on my complaint and it has been forwarded to the Bureau of Consumer Fraud and Protection Unit at the AG's Office. At least now I have a number, name and address to which I can send my additional information, as it comes in. One small step in the bigger scheme of things I guess. I'll now wait for further investigation results. In the meantime, I am working on a different avenue which I hope will help in the endeavors to getting these slugs out of the business of illegally lending money. Keepy ya posted.
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llw1995
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Shazzers
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Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 6:11 pm
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Hey llw, its something huh! I get excited when I see emails from BBB and on my credit report-that it actually was deleted. I just sent some more letters to the NJ AG Office and I hope to hear from them. I know it has only been since the beginning of March that I defaulted on PDLs (well in their eyes) but I am starting to get some pretty creepy calls. I either entertain them or hang up.
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kolodin616
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Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 6:19 pm
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Hey kolodin. . . I know the feeling. I was excited as all heck when I got the letter today. It makes you feel like you are not spinning your wheels needlessly. It's pretty much a waiting game with these guys and I guess the one who can "wait" the longest, gets the prize. Keep me posted on your progress.
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llw1995
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