I want the telephone number of the Reader's Digest Billing Department to dispute a bill I received.?
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You need to dispute it in WRITING. A phone call will not be of any legal help at all. Also, file a police report about recieving unsolicited material. You could be the victim of identity theft.
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You should call your bank before you try to do anything else, you probably used your card to get subscribed to something (over the internet maybe) and some sites ask you to enter your card number promising they won't use it unless "otherwise described" they usually do to verify it is you and they must make some kind of transaction in order to do so, once again call your bank and report it if you believe 100% it wasn't you, your bank should also provide a phone number next to the charge code, try to find it also...good luck!!!
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there address appears here at yahoo answer,try customer complaint.
331868
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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on the recieving end?\nlol....go to customer care
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Lets get a few things straight, and ignore the advice of these   bill collectors....\n\n1)  Credit reporting agencies report what creditors tell them to report.\n\n2)  You can not get negative information removed from your credit report if it's "fair and accurate".\n\n3)  There is no law forcing creditors to post anything!  There is no law preventing them from editing or removing any entry that they posted.\n\nTherefore, if you pay a bill off, there is nothing preventing a creditor removing negative entries from your report, and/or posting the entry to say "paid as agreed".  \n\nNote that just placing "paid" on your account does NOT remove negative history such as delinquincy or late payments.  \n\nThis said, what you are trying to do is fix your credit report by paying the debt.  Why would you want to pay your debt and still have bad credit?   The nonsense these guys are saying about a paid off delinquincy looks better then an unpaid one is wrong and stupid!  Would you rather get kicked in the nuts or kicked in the butt!  Neither!\n\nSo what you need to do is negotiate a settlement with your creditors.  In exchange for paying off the bill, they must remove all negative entries from your history.  Make them agree to this IN WRITING before you pay them a dime.  \n\nThey are simply lying if they tell you they can't do it, or it's against the law.  I am still waiting for one of the collectors who respond here to show me any evidence or law to disprove me.  \n\nAnd yes, they will do it, I've helped several people get their credit cleaned up this way.  If the creditor wants their money, they will work with you on it.
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Just a quick question for the poster that said to call the number on the back of the card:  How are they going to do that when the card is lost?\n\nOK, the number is also on every billing statement.  Just check an old billing statement for the number and call them, pronto.  It's also on the cardholder agreement that you were given a copy of when the account was opened.
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You are right about filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, but you also need to do it with your state office for consumer affairs.  Good luck!
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check it with ur telephone operator who's service u r receiving.
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depends on where you got the number...... if you just have it written down and no source you cant \n\nif its a number that should be on a cell look it up on your bill \n\nother than that you need luck....
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Don't remember the number-you can probably get it in the forwarding mail packet from the Post Office. But be warned. They call and harass you constantly, offer you great deals for renewal, and then try to overcharge you because they leave out little facts about the subscriptions (like they're renewing you for the next 100 years.) Don't do it. Just contact the magazines yourself.
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I think you have Yahoo! Answers confused with another service.  If you are having a billing issue with a particular company, I would recommend contacting that company's billing department.  Best of luck.
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call / mail your card service provider and report against that company. they will block or refused the transaction near future.
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contact the company holding your $$
310402
you should e-mail complaints to the commissioner then the comm. would do something about it
894109
Sue the people that sent you the bill!!!
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send it to a collection agency