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how can i get rid of a 30 late payment
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vaders2009
1 year ago
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Call them and ask. It has worked for me a few times. But I do have excellent credit and just forgot to pay due to travels. Won't work if you are constantly late.
AppleRules 1 year ago
It really depends on the company, who you get on the phone, how persistent you are, and whether you can convince them that you're trying to make a fresh start and have learned your lesson. The last bit sounds like a bit of a whiny appeal, but some say it's worked for them. You'd have to offer some pretty convincing evidence, IMHO.
kingcake64 1 year ago