CSL - Payment

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MAKE A PAYMENT

If you have recieved a letter from Credit Service of Logan we are attempting to collect a debt on behalf of one of our clients. We use the information obtained to aid us in the collection of debts.

We believe you deserve a chance to pay your debts and throught this site you can learn many useful ways to help you stay on top of your bills and maybe avoid collections in the future.

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CSL

Toll Free: (800) 221-3207
Phone: (435) 752-2660
Fax: (435) 755-8337

Credit Scores

Credit Scores

Your credit score is the single most important number you have when it comes to your financial health. Everyone should go to www.annualcreditreport.com each year and get their free credit report from each credit bureau.

Did you know that 35% of your credit score is based on your payment history, for example how many times you have been late making your payments with each creditor.

Did you know that being 90 days late on a credit card payment can drop your score as much as having your home foreclosed on.

The purpose of a credit score is to calculate how likely you are to be more than 90 days late on one or more of your bills over a 2 year period.

Helpful tips

Collection Letter

Always open your mail
- Debt collector are not allowed to put their names on envelopes.
Contact the Agency
- Calling the agency right away can help you get better payment arrangments.
Don't hide
- Avoiding collection calls can result in hurting your credit score and even lead to a law suit.
Letter from a collection attorney
- If you get a letter from a collection attorney call them right away. They do allow payments to be made.
Divorce
- Just because your divorced does not mean you don't have to pay for your childrens bills.

Bad Checks

If you have bounce a check
- Make sure you call the agency right away some states check laws can get really expensive by calling you may be able to avoid these high fees.
Stop payment checks can still affect you
- Make sure you follow up with the merchant if you put a stop payment on a check to make sure they understand why.