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The "writing off" is only a term for the accounting entry on the creditors side...that their books recognized you were a bad debt. They don't forgive the debt by doing so...they just change it from being an asset (money to be received), to a loss.
The one who purchased it...thats the one you owe. In your case...the original creditor took the asset of a receivable and sold it to someone for less than it's face amount...recording a loss for the difference...the amount they wrote off. Now the owner of those rights has a receivable from you and you owe them.
In 1999 your balance was past due. In 2004 the creditor determined that you where not going to pay and wrote it off as a total loss. Not a good sign.
The band U2 wrote and sang that.
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The original song 'Like That' was written by a rapper named Memphis Bleek. He wrote this song in May on the seventeenth of 2007. He wrote the song in the album 534.
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Who wrote You and I by Michaael buble? The original version is by Stevie Wonder.
When you default on some debt, the original creditor writes it off. When they write it off, they usually sell it to collection agency. Since the collection agency bought it, it becomes theirs. If they try to collect and you don't pay, they can sue you. Learn your rights by reading up on the FDCPA.
Saint Valmiki was the original writer of Ramayana. He wrote it in sanskrit.
The original CID was written by Tony Buzan in 1956.
Ronnie Van Zant wrote all the original songs