The only thing my dad did is identify funds as a loan on the prommisory note. Does that count?

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Doodle2 Asked September 2019

The only thing my dad did is identify funds as a loan on the prommisory note. Does that count?

It is identified as a loan, but then I was blocked from making any payments.

So does that change anything?

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Sorry Doodle, you'll need to explain what has happened.

Your father lent money to..? You?
You attempted to repay it but were - blocked? How, blocked? Anyway, you haven't repaid it.
What promissory note, for whose information?
Change what? What's the problem?

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The only thing my dad did is identify funds as a loan on the prommisory note. Does that count?

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