Debt Collectors Memorandum

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I definitely feel your pain. Debt collectors most often exhibit a superiority complex and act like their word is law. Never wanting to exercise problem solving skills or practice amicable resolutions. It is unfortunate that your student loan was sold to this company with such high levels of incompetencies. Please keep me abreast when everything is paid in full and I will celebrate with

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