@win_wicho: 💪🏻EN BUSCA DE LA ISLA CON TÍO COKI! Video completo en YouTube en📹Somos Cacahuate🔥

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Chava Strange :
ahora a quién de esos vas a correr del crew ?👑
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en ese vídeo se la volaron que hermoso lugar que envida la verdad
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wicho será q me puedes saludar soy de Tuxtla los miro desde hace tiempo me llamo Alondra 🥺
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saludos y bendiciones 🙏
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esta buenísimo el vídeo 🙏🙏🙏
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Buenisimo video tío wicho, saludos y bendiciones 🫰🏻🩷
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saludos tío wicho
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muy bueno el vídeo saludos a todos 🥰🌹
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Saluditos mi chowi 🥰
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Dios me los bendiga a todos ustedes, 🙏 💕
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A charge off is not a closed chapter. Here is what actually happened on that account. When a creditor charges off an account, usually around one hundred and eighty days of missed payments on a credit card, they move that balance into a loss column on their own books. That is an accounting decision on their side. It is not forgiveness and it is not the end of the debt. The debt still exists. It can be sold to a debt buyer, and sold again, and each company may report its own collection account. So one original account can end up showing as two entries on your report. The charged off account, and a collection from whoever bought it. Here is what catches people. Paying a charge off does not remove it. It updates the balance to zero and the status to paid. The charge off stays, because it is a record of something that happened. So what actually matters: Look at the date of first delinquency, not the balance. That date controls how long the account stays on your report. It does not restart because you paid it and it does not restart because the debt got sold. If someone tells you a payment resets that clock, be careful. Check the details against your own records. Balance, dates, original creditor, and whether the same debt is showing twice from two different companies. That last one is more common than you would think. Inaccurate information is disputable. Accurate information is not, and anyone promising to remove accurate information is selling you something. A charge off is one line on your file with a date attached, and the date is the part almost nobody reads. Education, not advice. Every file reads differently and nothing here is a promise of a deletion or of any particular outcome. Save this and send it to whoever needs it.
A charge off is not a closed chapter. Here is what actually happened on that account. When a creditor charges off an account, usually around one hundred and eighty days of missed payments on a credit card, they move that balance into a loss column on their own books. That is an accounting decision on their side. It is not forgiveness and it is not the end of the debt. The debt still exists. It can be sold to a debt buyer, and sold again, and each company may report its own collection account. So one original account can end up showing as two entries on your report. The charged off account, and a collection from whoever bought it. Here is what catches people. Paying a charge off does not remove it. It updates the balance to zero and the status to paid. The charge off stays, because it is a record of something that happened. So what actually matters: Look at the date of first delinquency, not the balance. That date controls how long the account stays on your report. It does not restart because you paid it and it does not restart because the debt got sold. If someone tells you a payment resets that clock, be careful. Check the details against your own records. Balance, dates, original creditor, and whether the same debt is showing twice from two different companies. That last one is more common than you would think. Inaccurate information is disputable. Accurate information is not, and anyone promising to remove accurate information is selling you something. A charge off is one line on your file with a date attached, and the date is the part almost nobody reads. Education, not advice. Every file reads differently and nothing here is a promise of a deletion or of any particular outcome. Save this and send it to whoever needs it.

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