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Do You Want to Give Money You Don?t Owe to a Credit Card Company?

By Jonathan

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This is not a trick question. I received this letter today from American Express regarding the balance owed by one of my Chapter 13 bankruptcy clients whose case was dismissed.  The letter acknowledges that because of the age of the debt, Amex cannot sue my former client, nor can they report the unpaid balance to […]

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