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Apparently, the telephone company received your payment after the due date. Statements usually specify a "Due by" date. If you are mailing in your payments, it is likely you are not mailing it early enough to beat the "Due by" date. You need to mail the payment 5 to 7 days before the "Due date" to allow sufficient time for delivery. Since the telephone company reported the late payment to the credit agency, it is very likely that your payments have been reaching them late pretty regularly.

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