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First of all if your going to do something you should do it before the year 2012 just some advice, but the end is near. Find a way to settle your debt but do it soon. Afterwards you need to repent. Hope i helped :)

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Q: I have an outstanding debt that will roll off my credit report in 2012. If I settle on it will it still roll off in 2012 or 7 years from the time I paid the debt Is it best to pay in full or settle?
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