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pinboy3niner

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2. Contact your Senator or Rep to have them initiate a congressional inquiry

Reply to chknltl (Original post)

Thu Jul 17, 2014, 12:38 AM

Jul 2014

Where you can't get a straight answer, federal agencies and departments are very responsive to members of Congress. You want them to verify the alleged debt and give a full accounting of the overpayments and the reasons for them.

Good luck!

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Question about VA Bennies and collections [View all] chknltl Jul 2014 OP

Sorry but you're donco Jul 2014 #1

regarding that chknltl Jul 2014 #3

While you're donco Jul 2014 #7

Contact your Senator or Rep to have them initiate a congressional inquiry pinboy3niner Jul 2014 #2

Thanks pinboy3niner chknltl Jul 2014 #4

I'll tell you a little secret.... MADem Jul 2014 #5

Thanks MADem chknltl Jul 2014 #6