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About Kathleen Eads
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Having spent almost a decade with a Commercial Collection agency, Kathleen can answer questions related to collections~calls, motivating debtors to pay, skip-tracing. She now works for National Skip Trace Network (NSTN), providing premier technological Directory Assistance to the collections (www.nstn.net) industry via the internet.

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Travelers Insurance, Nationwide Insurance, CNA Insurance, USF & G, Liberty Mutual, ACS, Asst Acceptance, Pinnacle, Penncro, Superior Asset Mgmt, PRM, Collins Financial, CBE Group

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Collections Law - Broken lease from 2001 now appearing on credit report

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mr. x wrote at 2007-06-19 02:06:38
It sounds like you skipped. If you would have provided your forwarding address to your landlord like the lease requires, you would have known about the collection activities. Perhaps you learned a lesson here, probably not. Hiding from creditors causes more problems than it solves.

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