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Debt sent to collection/ Repeal to save credit score

Date: Tue, 09/27/2016 22:45
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Debt was sent to collection 5-10 days before date announced
Is there any way to repeal that without going to court or attorney?
Please share other options as well




They can send you to collections at 1 date late...it is their option is you are deliquent. I would assume you are 6 months past due?? Being sent to collection/going to collections does about the same damage.

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