how do find out how much im in debt and to which agencies i owe money?
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Run your credit report with tranamerica, and experion, and they will then provide you with who you owe money to and how much and their contact info.
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Deana,\n\nContact the bank and advise  them that somone somewhere has screwed up really badly and put you back on the collection list for the same debt. Then contact the collection agency and tell them that the  loan has been paid already and that there has been a mistake and they should contact the bank.
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Call the credit bureau
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Go to a bank!  You can check the information on line!
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Here is a method I used once to get rid of a legitimate debt that I owed. You may be ablet to adapt this and use it for yourself. \n\nI owed a $485 bill to AT&T that I refused to pay until they took down a cell phone tower that had been illegally erected right next to someone's back yard. Of course they ignored me, so I ignored them right back and things went round and round for a few years like that. finally the debt was sold to a collection agency and then to another one and finally to one in Florida. Up to this point none of them had reported it to any of the credit bureaus. Suddenly one day, there it was! A festering puss-filled sore right in the middle of my credit report! I immediately wrote a letter to the collection agency saying that the debt was not mine, that this was an old debt (by now it was over five years) that was being shopped around until they could stick it on somebody. I told them this was very damaging to my credit, that I had no other late payments, and I demanded they remove it immediately. Also, I said, at the time this debt was incurred there had been two other people living in the same county as me with exactly the same name as me, and it must have belonged to one of them. Again I demanded that they remove this thing from my credit report. About two weeks later I got a very apologetic letter from them saying how sorry they were for the mistake and yes it would be removed from my credit report immediately. It was and I never heard from anyone about this again.\n\n"Hell no," said Tom. "I'm not paying this. You can take this bill and shove it!"
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Try the agency you were from. If not there is the net.
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If you mean you're trying to find if your bankruptcy has been dropped by the credit reporting agencies, you can obtain an annual credit report free of charge from all three reporting agencies.  If there is information you believe should be changed, each has a simple method of reporting that and getting a fairly quick resolution.  Here's the link to this program:
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Look in your yellow pages, or on the net. Use a web site like  www.debt-advisors-directory.co.uk    or you can use keyword in your search bar for debt councillors.  hope this is useful, there are many out there.
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If the original creditor has no proof of you having a debt they should contact the collection agency to clear this up themselves.There is also a form you can get from the credit bureau to dispute this debt. If you get a letter back from the original creditor send a copy along with the form.But more than likely you won't hear back from them. Most places don't contact you back to say they cleared up the problem. Stay on top of it.It will take awhile they don't do things to fast when it comes to clearing up mistakes, but they can report thing real fast.Check back on your credit report to see if they cleared this up.You can get free credit checks if you are having trouble with creditors.
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Pay your debts.  How can you expect to get things for free?
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updated continuously:\n\nhttp://www.toptips.com/debtclock.html
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Try calling all three credit bureaus to find out what is going on, maybe they can help. They may have you write a letter disputing these items anyway.\nEquifax: 1-866-798-6598\nExperian: 1-800-734-4617\nTransUnion: 1-800-888-4213\nGood luck to you!
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You can go to www.nslds.ed.gov to see the status of any federal loans that you have (if you no longer have a PIN, you must apply for one in order to view this data -- but it's worth it to have the access).  This system will let you know if you are still in default, if payments are being made (whether from wage garnishment, forfeiture of your tax refund, etc), and so on.  If your loan is still held by the original lender, you might also be able to view your loan's repayment status on the Web site of the loan holder (i.e. the lender/servicer, i.e. Sallie Mae, Citibank, etc... whoever used to send you bills).
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Their monthly statement\n\nI have checked online banking but it does show how much owed and how much left but not transactions made
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If you are now up do date on your payments, and it has been awhile since you became up to date, you can always try a goodwill letter to the creditors. Tell them that you have worked hard to become current, it has been x number of years, can they please list the accounts on your reports as never late.\n\nIf you are still behind on the bills or the accounts have been charged off, thats a whole nother ball game.\n\nI would suggest going to the site that I've listed. It is a "free" do it yourself credit repair site. \n\nThere is no sense paying for anything or anyone to do what you can do yourself. Especially since alot of those credit counseling places will leave you worse off than you are now.
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Contact the county recorder's office in your state.  There will be a recorded document of the lien if it was filed.  You will know for sure if there is as well as the amount owed.
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Below is a quote from a company called 1st Locate. The link to their website and their ph number is posted also. If they cant help you, chances are they will be able to tell you who can. I have worked with them in the past and they are worth the small fee. Good luck! \n\n"1st Locate  are one of the largest people locator's or trace collect debt recovery agencies in the U.K. and Europe.   UK TEL: 0113-297 7500"