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2010 mint set starts out slow - Numismatic News
Thu, 22 Jul 2010 14:49:07 GMT+00:00
Numismatic News That might be ominous, but the 2009 set didn't go on sale until October, and collectors might have been a little anxious last year that they were not ...

Q&A: Author Chuck Carlson - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Thu, 22 Jul 2010 01:01:28 GMT+00:00
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel A. Well, there's nothing that collectors like to do more than show off their collections. Sharing their treasures in a book for literally thousands to see ...

Toll collector pleads guilty to stealing motorists' cash - Boston Globe
Fri, 02 Jul 2010 21:06:41 GMT+00:00
pleads guilty to stealing motorists' cash Boston Globe A Massachusetts Turnpike toll collector , accused of stealing more than $600 worth of collections over a 10-month period, ...

How can we stop collectors from calling us regarding other people's debts?
Q. Ours is the only listed phone number with our family name. Our extended family members have delinquent accounts and because of this, we receive numerous calls from their debt collectors. They leave mean messages assuming that they have reached their customer. It is so annoying and once they get a message, they continue to call back. We've tried to call the agency and tell them to remove us but it's very difficult when they call from phone banks and such. We also relay the information to our family member in the hopes that they take care of the account.
Asked by MickyHatcher - Fri Jan 15 22:03:58 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Couple thoughts. Sounds like you've told them to put you on their Do Not Call list, which is typically a state and/or federal law. Google it for your state and find out. They're required by law to comply. Secondly check out the "Fair Debt Collection" law (I think that's the correct name of it) - there are laws about what time of day they can call, and that they cannot be abusive. In fact some of these laws stipulate if the call occurs past a certain hour of the day, it's considered abuse. Other ideas: When you tell them next time to stop calling you - ask for a manager and tell them you are reporting them to your State Attorney General. (that usually works). Lastly; just an idea we used because we had just a guy calling us who kept… [cont.]
Answered by Deb - Sat Jan 16 00:05:54 2010

How do I stop my son's bill collectors from callling us?
Q. My 33-year-old son, who no longer lives in the U.S., has bill collectors calling us every day, several times a day. We've told them he no longer lives here and we are not responsible for his debts. How can we stop them from calling?
Asked by Rich - Sat Sep 22 12:07:52 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They are violating federal law. Tell them that. Let them know you are keeping records of when they call and that you will file a complaint. I think it is the FCC that regulates this. Do some web searches. It will be helpful if you can site the actual statuate to them. I think there are some links on Dave Ramsey's website, or on the BBB website.
Answered by Rick B - Sat Sep 22 12:13:24 2007

Is there a difference between Resistance 2 Collectors and the normal Resistance 2?
Q. I want to know if there's a difference (in gameplay, as in the missions and everything about the game, not what comes with the collectors) between resistance 2 collectors and normal. Thank you in advance
Asked by Sam B - Thu Dec 18 17:17:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. nope, the collectors edition just comes with an action figure, sound track, art booklet, and DVD. The gameplay is the EXACT same.
Answered by Joseph K - Fri Dec 19 19:34:49 2008