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Im sending out my 1st set of dispute letters. Questions before I start. 1) The examples have a place to include the CM # but I've also read to just send it regular mail. Which is better & can I handwrite all of them? 2) Can I dispute 2 judgements that have minor inconsistancies w/ actual court records and 2 old medical bills that are w/ CA's ( also w/ errors) in the same dispute letter? |
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1. Dispute letters should be sent CM. You want to have a way to track them so that you can know exactly what day your investigation starts. I have sent some regular mail.....but generally, it's best to use CM. 2. Yes, you can dispute those all together. Please........don't post questions in the beginner's section. This section is mainly informative. That is why all of your posts have been moved to the appropriate areas of the forum. It will make it easier on chane so he won't have to be moving posts........AND it makes it easier for others when searching for the same problems. This thread should be under the Credit Repair section. |
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My fault. I saw "Dispute Letters" in this section so I thought it was appropriate. I also didnt know that sections wasnt for questions. Wont happen again.
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