Does anyone have the address for Unique National Collections Agency? I have an outstanding library fine.Thank?
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I have a letter from them I just received yesterday (library fines!) Unique National Collections-119 E. Maple St, Jeffersonville, IN 47130  I put them in the search engine looking for a phone number.
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They have some of those on display at the Smithsonian Museum of American History.  Maybe if you send them an e-mail they can tell you what they have theirs insured for (not likely).  Or put it on Ebay with a high reserve, and see if you get any good bids without selling it.
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Roderick,\n\nLet me break this down for you.\n\nOnce you are in a situation where you can even pay a portion of the debt, you need to send the collection agency a pay-for-deletion letter.\n\nJust remind them that you have other creditors to pay, and "in the spirit of compromise" you would like to settle the account for $XXX dollars as payment in full IF and ONLY IF the collection agency will remove the negative item from you credit report at ALL THREE credit bureaus.\n\nThe collection agencies will try to give you the okie-doke by saying that they can not do this (because it's extra work for them).  However, they have the ability and authority to do it.\n\nIf the collection agency declines your offier, just inform them in writing that your payment went to another collector who agreed to the aforementioned terms.\n\nPlease be aware that you are NOT TO TALK to the collection agencies over the phone or through e-mail.  All correspondence must be sent via CERTIFIED MAIL.  In addition, you must maintain copies of the receipts as proof of mailing.\n\nSee hyperlink below.\n\nGood luck.
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This work: http://specialcollections.wichita.edu/collections/maps/detailsframes.asp?var=1880-0001
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Can you post a copy of both bills so I can put them in Access and run a compare query on them?
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Call or go to your local library. Some cities have one or more legal newspapers that publish court filings. The librarian may know how to access the archives. Also, some libraries have access to Reference USA on line they seem to show by company filings against that company. The librarian may suggest better sources.
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you can try skipease.com........this is how collection agencies find people, I am not sure about email addresses tho........good luck, and sorry to hear
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Go to the courthouse and see if there has been a 'lis pendens' filed against the property in question. One of the friendly records room people should be able to help you look for this.
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You're probably going to have to pay.  Libraries will RARELY accept a replacement copy, because they partially depend on revenue from late fines.\n\nPay it.  Libraries are underfunded and need the money.
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Try visiting the library. Of course they will not allow you to check them out I don't think but you are free to read. There is also an online library as well. I forgot the address though. sorry.
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You need to pay it and it will show a PAID collection on yout bureaus. Theres no way around it.  Have you disputed it with the bureau?  If they cannot validate it within 30 days they have to remove it per the FCRA.  You could try that route.
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A library has over 1000, so I think you need 1000, sometimes with 200 you have already seen them all.  You need to have ones you have never seen, just like libraries have books you have never read.
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The Tax department, collection agency
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That's a tough one.  They turn over their records to another institution but it can be very hard to tell which instituion has them. \n\nGood luck.
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contact a few museums in your area and ask if they might be interisted. Even if they aren't they might point you in the direction of someone who would be.
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Please enlighten us!\n\nI've never heard of a collection agent calling and posing as a collection bureau.  What line did they use?
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Most schools and libraries really need new editions of reference materials.  Goodwill might be a great place for such a donation.  Such a donation to Goodwill could also be a tax deduction for you.