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Recording the original default date
SolidShot
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You may find that some debts get sold on to third parties. They should still record the original default date. If they do not and try and say you defaulted again, you do not want the 6 years to start counting down again from the later date.
How do you prove the original default date was from when the 6 years should start counting down?
How do you prove the original default date was from when the 6 years should start counting down?
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