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Tuesday 6th of July 2010 The 44 class could be found almost anywhere on the NSW rail network. This ranged from trains such as the Indian Pacific to freight services. The class also have a cab at both ends. Later in life, many of the class were based at Broadmeadow, and worked in the north and northwest of the state. A couple of the class have been transferred to Austrac, and others to Great Northern . Nearly all were withdrawn by the end of 1994, and most of these were scrapped later, following a large auction. Five of Lachlan Valley Railway’s 44s are used by Independent Railways of Australia (LVR). A final note is that 44100 was the last of the DL500 model built. Remaining 44 Class: Preserved locomotives by museums and State Rail Heritage: 4401 — 3801 Limited 4403 — Junee Roundhouse 4420 — Dorrigo Steam Railway and Museum 4464 – Lachlan ALCO group (being restored by 3801 Limited) 4468 – Australian Railway Historical Society, ACT division 4472 – Hunter Valley Railway workshops 4473 – Lachlan ALCO group (leased to 3801 Limited) 4486 – Lachlan ALCO group (leased to 3801 Limited) 4488 – Hunter Valley Railway Workshops 4490 — New South Wales Rail Transport Museum, Thirlmere, NSW Currently locomotives still operational 4471 – Chicago Freight Car Leasing Australia 4477 – Chicago Freight Car Leasing Australia 4461 – Independent Rail Australia 4497 – Independent Rail Australia 4498 – Independent Rail Australia Independent Rail Australia confirms 19/08/2010 3 more 44′s will be …
I moved out of an apartment before my lease was up in March 2000. Just two weeks ago, a collection agency started writing and calling me on this account (in February I bought a new car). When they said why they were calling, I stated I wasn’t going to disuss the situation with them and hung up. It’s been 7 years. Why are they calling now, do they have any ground to stand on, and does my answering the phone restart the 7 years?
I wasn’t sure if me answering the phone and actually speaking with them would count as activity. It is NOT on my credit report.
And does the 7 years start from the time I moved out or the time the collection agency bought the account?
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no, I managed a collection agency for 2 years! the only way to restart the 7 years is to make a payment! The only way they can still talk to you legally after 7 years is if they have been granted a judegement from a court then its 10 years from the date of the judgement otherwise they can not leagally contact you at all!
No, I don’t believe it will restart the seven years. You can always pull your credit report and see if it is still there…. and ask the credit report company when it will come off your report.
no, that is your credit report and just because you hang up your phone has nothing to do with it. if they couldnt reach you, they cant restart the 7 years, if your phone is disconnected they cant “restart” the 7 years. its law, and not up to them.