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Computer Learning CenterAbout
Important information
- Additional Info:On January 25, 2001, the company filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 (Liquidation) of the Federal Bankruptcy Act, case #01-80096-RGM, in the US Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District inAlexandria. The Trustee is H. Jason Gold. The e-mail address for this case at Gold, Morrison & Laughlin, PC is [email protected]. Interested parties can monitor the company web site, contact the Court at 800 326 5879, or contact the Trustee.
Business Details
- BBB File Opened:
- 8/15/2000
- Alternate Names:
- CLC
- CLC, Inc.
- Computer Learning Center, Inc.
- Computer Learning Centers, Inc.
- Comprehensive Learning Concepts, Inc.
Additional Contact Information
- Additional Phone Numbers
- Other Phone: (888) 252-4382
- Other Phone: (215) 969-2720
- Other Phone: (215) 222-6450
- Other Phone: (610) 834-0638
Additional Information
- Business Categories
- Computer Training, Business School
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