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Dear Melissa,


I had a Chase credit card that was apparently sold to another company. That company has now pursued a lawsuit against me. I have not seen a bill from Chase or this other company in 2 years. I have called and was told I have to put my request for a statement in writing and also the payment arrangement I can do since they are wanting more then I can pay. Can you dispute all charges based on the fact that you have seen no prove of them in 2 years? I just want to get them settled and am already swallowed up in medical bills (the reason I was unable to pay the creditor).View Answer

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My co-worker is always stealing office supplies. He steals printer cartridges and other expensive stuff. Should I tell someone? If I don\'t tell, can I get in trouble just for knowing? -Peter

all4david Says:
Actually it does affect you. Stealing things like \"printer cartidges and other expensive stuff\"
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Don\'t be that guy. Unless it effects you, keep quiet. Its not your job to police him.
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