WHAT?! Sereously, what ARE you talking about?
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It is a good idea if your credit is weak and you would be unable to get a conventional mortgage to purchase a home. The plus side of rent to own is that it will allow you to build credit and equity and a part of your rent money goes towards the down paymen.
The IRS seems to be happy as long as they get their money. Lots of people have retired and started collecting Social Security while paying back taxes. I have no idea how it works, but I know people who have done it.
I don't need it in my case!I amthe creator and the one who receive your money to buy creditsIf you want 99.999.999 credits free, you have to create 10 accounts and put all in level 10 and the have to be called:Admin1 Admin2Admin3Admin4Admin5Admin6Admin7Admin8Admin9Admin10And you have to put a simple password in them and then send it to urban-rivals-master@sapo.pt with the password of all themThat's the paymen I want if you want to have all that free credits
It is not clear from the question exactly WHO the attorney was representing. If the lawyer was representing YOU, he is owed whatever the two of you agreed his fee would be. If the attorney was representing BOTH you AND your former client in order to get payment from a 3rd party, he may be due some negotiated compensation from both you and your former client.
The problem that Rosa faced was a contrversey with the Birmingham, Alabama bus rider. The white man told Rosa to give up her seat so he could sit down. She refused and it lead to a riot leading up to her arrest. This caused the Bus Boycott to begin and because of her stubborness this has made it better for blacks!!!!!
it really depends on If you had a title loan or by here pay here by the week,byweekly,or monthly or If your car is financed with a financial institution. title loan laws: if your two weeks behind they can repo you If your supposed to pay weekly If your supposed to pay every two weeks then it takes one month to get on the repo list If you pay monthly then after two months you get on the hit list it is best If you at least call the lender even If you do not have the money on time it is when you don't call and let them know what's going on that they send the repo man most of the time they will work with you this day and time things are hard for everyone so you won't go not understood
In short, an adjustment is the difference between your contract rate with the insurance company and your billed charge for the specific procedure (this assumes that your billed charge is above the contract rate, otherwise there is no adjustment). It is the amount that you are not owed, per your insurance contract. A write-off is the difference between your contract rate with the insurance company and the amount you actually collect (this assumes you collected less than the contract rate, otherwise you will have a refund to send). Essentially, this is money you are allowed to collect per your contract, but did not. This could be a write-off of the patient deductible or money not appealed and therefore 'written off' the books. Some write-offs are intentional, but most are not. While adjustments are not usually quantified, because they are not collectible amounts, it is important for your medical billing service/person to provide you a regular summary of total write-offs. Usually with your monthly report. This will show you how good (or bad) your medical billing provider is.
An interesting question. It could be that a hospital or department store has got tired of chasing you for money and they have given up on you. THis is called a Charge Off. But there is nothing to stop a debt collection agency from buying up all that bad debt for a nickel on the dollar. After all, Sears already figures you for dead, so it might as well get 5 cents as no cents, right? In that case, the original owner of the debt (let's call them Shears) has already notified Equifax and Transnational, so you don't stand to gain absolutely anything from paying a debt collection agancy anything. They cannot or will not repair your credit. Now, on the other hand it might not have gone that far as a chargeoff. One of our local hospitals tries maybe twice to get a payment from you, then they go to a local agency and make a deal like, these people owe us 100 bucks; if you can collect it, you can keep 25 percent. In a case like that, the hospital or whoever, probably would not go to the trouble of notifying all the Equifaxes of the world. So the first thing you need to do is find out if the original debt has been charged off or not. If not, I think it would be worth your while to try and come up with a paymen t scheme. If they say it has been charged off, ask them for a copy of the letter saying so, then do not pay anything, because paying a bad debt like that will do NOTHING to repair your credit, no matter what the creep on the phone says. CHange your number, get caller ID, and don't put your new number in the phone book. Phil