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1 year ago
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If it's legitimate, pay it in full. Settling usually leaves some sort of evidence on your credit report that will have a negative effect on your score. You might also owe taxes on the amount forgiven.
ltomberry 1 year ago
Unfortunately,
It will depend on a number of variables. The last thing you want to do is reset the clock if this is an old debt.. often people say pay it. I think this is that some posters are humping the leg of the CC companies.
rgden 1 year ago