contact your major credit bureaus for help. they are required to maintain a current address for all creditors even if accounts were sold. if they cannot supply you with the info you may request the accounts be deleted from your file and get written written confirmation from the bureaus. if you were trying to send money to them you can use the bureau confirmation to show accounts are gone and request your lender re-issue any checks back to you.

and we have 2 accts..one with local cu, and local big boy bank...to tell you the truth don't have a clue why we've kept both, other than cu doesn't offer lock boxes and big boy does...

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My local hardy plant society offers the same thing, and they used it as an incentive to get me to join as a member a few years ago. Now remember, I was new to this kind of thing and didn’t understand the “fierceness” which they do it. So I was maybe 2 days past their deadline, and I sent an email asking how it worked, and if I could still submit a request. I was abruptly told I had missed the deadline, it was too late, and better luck next year. I was like, okay, I never knew these intense rules, and backed away. Put a sour taste in my mouth. A month or so later they told the group they had all this extra seed available which they were again offering, but my interest was quashed. I rode out the remainder of my membership in that group with little to no participation - and never renewed.