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Collections: How to Handle

Learn how collection companies work and how to negotiate with them for less than the amount owed and for removal from your credit reports.

An episode of the The 800 Credit Score Man Show podcast, hosted by The 800 Credit Score Man, titled "Collections: How to Handle" was published on September 24, 2016 and runs 31 minutes.

September 24, 2016 ·31m · The 800 Credit Score Man Show

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Learn how collection companies work and how to negotiate with them for less than the amount owed and for removal from your credit reports.

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Learn how collection companies work and how to negotiate with them for less than the amount owed and for removal from your credit reports.

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