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        <title>Michelle, you have stated in s</title>
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            <name>Kimberlee Morrison</name>
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        <content>Michelle, you have stated in several articles that when customers don't pay, it is not because they don't want to but usually because they can't. Keeping this in mind, what good would it do to send the police to collect a payment if the person cannot pay? How does that work? Does the officer stay at the person's home until they collect? Or do they take the debtor to jail if he/she fails to pay? I understand the need to collect, I just think this is a very drastic way to accomplish that goal.</content>
        <published>2007-07-26T17:47:42.045+02:00</published>
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