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If you have any old bills from the original debtors, you can get that information from there. Worse case senerio, call the collection agencies and see if you can get the information from them.

eb782 - try whitepages.com. If you know the company name and the state they're located in, or if you can find a phone number for them, you can enter that information there and you may come up with an address.

Short of that, try a Google search on the company name.

Why don't you post the names of your creditors and maybe someone on here can help you with the phone numbers and addresses.

ladybug

Ladybug tat was a good advice. :)

Take care
Nelly

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