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If i dispute a debt thats ove 4 years old will that re validate the debt so they can sue me?

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If you are disputing something you have paid off, I would recommend contacting that lender or bank. I have learned when you mail them a letter they have 30 days to respond to you. It's the law. So, date your letters and keep copies of them. I have used Yahoo and Google in the past to search for credit letter templates. You'll have to do some digging to find ones that work for you. When you find a template you feel is best, make the changes to it. Let's say you paid off a debt and you talked to "Sam" at the collection agency. If "Sam" said by paying this debt it will fall off your report, put that in the letter. If not, just say, "I have paid this account off now in full. This matter has been settled and I ask you remove it from my credit report." They will mail you back a letter saying yes, or give you a BS reason as to why they can't. The truth is-- they can. So, send them another letter but change it up a little bit, add "2nd request" somewhere in it to. Continue to do this until it is removed. I assure you this will work. :). . Daniel

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