I was recently contacted by allied interstate claming that I owe 771.00 to AT&T. I did pay the amount I KNOW I owe them. However, the majority of the debt happened when someone who was working for AT&T didnt know what they were doing and messed up my account, leaving me responsible. I was asked to mail a detailed letter of dispute to Allied to be forwarded on to AT&T on my behalf. I recieved a phone call 2 days later saying that AT&T did not agree to my dispute. I asked for a copy of the response. When I did this the rep began yelling and bullying me.

Both of us work, but there never seems to be enought at the end of the day. Somethings get paid and others do not and creditors are calling and harrasing us. At this point I am scared and feel as though we are drowing in debt. I try to get help and no one wants to help and have no where to turn. Please can someone give us any suggestions.

hi,can you get intouch with me by e-mails instead of phone call?

I am being sued by a credit card company. Can you still help me?

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I have several cash advances that are leaving me in a bind. i cannot afford to pay anymore. I thought of switching my checking acct number so they cannot draft anymore and just make monthly payments to them

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payday loan consolidation, settlement. How easy it is to consolidate one?

I didn't know you could consolidate a payday loan. I thought that's why there were called payday...and that they had to be paid back the next pay ?eriod. That no extra time should be needed? -Mike

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My fiance and I own a home with some equity, and are going for a re-fi w/ cash out. The best option we have requires me to raise my credit score by 20 pnts. How can I do this ASAP.

Last week my wife received a letter from an old bank that here account was over drawn by $4.67 (dues to a fee assessed by the bank) and we would need to make a deposit right side the account (she hasn't used this account in months, as we have a joint account with another bank. When we went to make the deposit on Saturday (about 3 days after we received the notice) The ATM wouldn't accept the deposit. Yesterday we received a letter stating the account had been closed and was overdrawn by $34.38.