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[chane]

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[chane]

Ladies and Gentlemen,

When you make a brand new thread please try to be more specific with your titles. It makes it easier for everyone to understand what the thread is about.

Here are some examples of bad titles:

"Please Help!", "I need help", "I don't understand!", "This Sucks!", "Need advice"


Here are some examples of GOOD titles:

"Verizon Wireless charge off" or "New Charge Offs on My Credit Report" or "Problems with Experian"

Do you see the difference?

I will try to change some thread titles myself and hopefully moderators will help too. But, it would be nice if the original poster could let us know what the thread is actually about by titling the thread appropriately.

Thank you!