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Date: Fri, 08/08/2008 07:20
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Can anyone give me an example of what one should look like from a collection agency. The one I received just says

Creditor
Original Creditor
account #.




Your Welcome! :twisted:

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What does SOS Mean?

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Secretary of State

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