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I applaud the efforts of the AG, but I wonder how many people know that there is a free easy to remember number to call for access to foreclosure assistance counseling? Any one in need can call 2-1-1. And in the meantime, here is a blog post one from one of our call center specialists about foreclosure: http://bit.ly/b0YW3C

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