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One Last Newbie Question / Easy Help

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One Last Newbie Question / Easy Help

Ok, today I got a notice from Credit Protection Agency trying to collect a debt.
It's just $76, is not on my credit reports anywhere, is recent.
 
It is legit, and I will gladly pay it.
 
What is an easy way to go about making sure that they do not report it if I pay?
 
PFD doesn't really work since they haven't reported it yet, and have nothing to delete.
Do I just pay and hope to God they don't report because then I will have lost all bargaining power?
Is there any way I can call them with a check and say, please fax a document to this number saying if I pay today you will not report it ever?  That seems unrealistic.
 
 
Any advice?
 
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Re: One Last Newbie Question / Easy Help

I believe with most collection agencies, you have 30 days to dispute or pay before it hits your credit report. I would call and get their guidelines, and have them write/fax you a letter stating that if it paid in full by a certain date, it will not be reported!!!
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I would first want proof that I did owe it. I would DV them by mail CMRRR. Never trust any CA
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HappyDays wrote:
I would first want proof that I did owe it. I would DV them by mail CMRRR. Never trust any CA


I think she said it was legit.........I suppose she knows she owes it!!!!Smiley Happy
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