<human>: I am from Massachusetts. Over the past few years I practiced financial irresponsibility, and now that I have cleaned up I'm trying to clear my record as much as possible. I have two main causes for concern. Firstly I signed a contract about two years ago for an expensive gym membership. I stopped going to the gym but did not contact them to cancel my contract for another 3 months, aka $650 in monthly membership dues. We went back and forth over a clause in the contract that arguably released me from my obligation for quite a while before I eventually stopped responding. Last email I have is them sticking to their guns and threatening to send me to debt collection. This was a year or more ago and I have yet to hear anything, despite not changing my number or email. And I good to go? Did they finally give up? Can I consider that a clean debt? I am reluctant to contact them asking about it for fear of awakening the argument all over again. Towards the end of our 'argument' the main guy in charge seemed to have either been promoted or quit, and when he left my contact stopped. 

There was also an apartment I lived in with a friend. Neither of us ever signed a lease, and I paid almost always in cash. When I left I had been in the process of paying down a large debt to my landlord with $1600 left. They were an unorganized and possibly illegal setup and this was almost three years ago so I fear them much less. However my friend/roommate left owing them over 8 grand, and they had/have his name on much more paperwork, cheques, and I think even some sort of payment plan agreement. A year or so ago his email was hacked and used to send out a mass spam email to all his contacts, one of whom was our old landlord association. This caused them to start hounding him again about it, until dying out again a month later. Its now been more than a year with no contact.

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<bot>: Is there a registry somewhere I can plug my name in and see any claims against myself? My credit score miraculously remains 700, and I'd like to keep it there while not having to pay back either of these debts.