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Collection agencies charge 50% fee?

Thank you to the information provided by the good people of Yahoo answers, I decided to discontinue the business of credit repair and do the work myself to repair my credit. First the good news My score increased 200 points enormous. Now the bad news, I have an old debt university that I'm contesting because I did not withdraw for medical reasons and they are trying to make me pay. The original debt was 879.00, and now it is on my credit as a bad debt of 1349.00. It's more than 50% in a charge, fee or what you have. I called the school today and the first lady agreed with me and said she called the agency to see what happens, and it reminds me and said they use an inverse method for calculating costs. I 'm waiting on the office of Louisiana Attorney General of the State remember the actual amounts they can charge I was told 35%? Any suggestion in the meantime?

A word for you: BLUFF !!!!!!!! call them and tell them that you are deeply considering claiming bankruptcy that you are not sure what you can do. (Note: if you were in bankruptcy claim in fact they would never receive a penny!) Tell them that if they are willing to compromise with you and come with a reasonable figure to make you pay, you will have no choice that do exactly that. Most companies compromise and find a reasonable figure for you to pay and they will remove it from your desktop. Chances are they not refuse to compromise the receipt of money from you, it's better than getting nothing at all!

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