<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>I purchase this credit book last night.&It was only 10.95.& It is verrry helpful.&It</FONT><FONT face=Arial size=2> did not answer my question regarding my tax liens so I paid Kristi, the author of the book, $5&for the&answer.& Her answer is below this link. </FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face="Courier New">I had the EXACT situation happen to me.

You have done all the right things so far. &When I asked for method of verification, they also gave me the name of the county recorder. &One
thing you should know, is that a tax lien is placed on your property and all liens are recorded at the county recorders office. &So this is probably the source.

The credit bureaus never actually talk to the original creditors. &Here is a link bearing that out...

</FONT><FONT face="Courier New">http://www.naca.net/BennettFCRATestimony.pdf</FONT>

<FONT face="Courier New">What I did was call my county recorder's office and I asked to speak to them about the lien. &Since it wasn't mine, they couldn't verify it. &I called Equifax back and demanded they contact the court house, gave them the direct line and name of the person I spoke to and demanded that they call this person or I was going to sue them. &They must have called, because the tax lien came off.

Hope this helps....

Kristy</FONT>

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