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How do you tell a kid that something marked 2.75 is really like 3.00

Allan Muir: Flyers have a miracle in them
The Philadelphia Flyers will tell you that they never lost faith. But that, of course, is the public face of any team that finds itself down three games to none in a best-of-seven series.

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I have several credit cards that I have’t used in a long time. Should I close these accounts or leave them open? How will it affect my credit score?

I was trying to cancel payment for a subscription, and of course there couldn’t be a “cancel me!” button. So I tried to remove my credit card and they said that I couldn’t remove it until I put in another form of payment. I also found out that the only way to cancel it was to call between certain hours. So I called and canceled it, but they still have my credit card information on the account, even though I told them to remove it. Is this legal??

In early 2006, I signed up with a company to consolidate my credit card debt. The full amount was around $12,000, and that’s spread out over six cards.

This year I started making a good bit more money, so, in May, I called the debt management company and asked if they’d take an EXTRA payment from me that month, as soon as possible, in order to knock off most of the debt on two credit cards.

I thought I was clear and repetitive, but somehow they managed to ONLY pay those two cards that month of May and none of the others.

Now Bank of America has told me that this has been negatively reported to the credit bureau.

The debt management company, who made the error, is telling me, in so many words, that it’s my fault and that there’s nothing they can do. They tell me to call Bank of America, while Bank of America just shrugs and says, “We just report what comes in and what doesn’t.”

I asked for a call back from a supervisor at the debt management company, but there’s been none since I started asking last week.

I threatened to sue them, and they told me, in so many words, that that is not an option.

Can someone make a mistake that injures your credit rating and not be held accountable? I never missed a payment until now.

they are a pop up on a payday loan advertisement, they lead you to believe you are still on the loan application, then they hit your account with the info you have submitted. when you call their number to get reimbursed, their voicemail is continually full. connect now usa what do you know about them and how can i contact them.

How can I find my credit score without giving them my credit card information

they can settle for. im getting a big check soon,and would like someone to take care of it all for me.