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Latest post Wed, Nov 1 2006 11:28 AM by Danchn. 2 replies.
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Danchn  +  288092 Wed, 01 Nov 06 06:38 AM
I received an email from ets which said that all its files about me indicated a clear balance. I have no clue of its meaning. Does that mean I do not own ets any money. I have applied for gre sub test anyway.
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Mister Micawber  +  288115 Wed, 01 Nov 06 07:39 AM

Yes, a clear balance would be nothing owing (and no credit).  If you owed money or had a positive balance, they would quote a sum.
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Danchn, 3 yr 25 days ago
many thanks
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