I Can't Get Rid of the Underline

[CVincent]

I am new here, this is my first post. I have created an article on one of my web pages and there is and underline throughout most of the article. I can't seem to get rid of it. I don't see any <u> or <u/> in the code. However, I am not very familiar with HTML code. Can someone please advise? Thanks...

[HTML]

Did you put it in your CSS?

[CVincent]

I searched the html for css and didn't see it there. I am not really familliar with css. Do you have any suggesstions for me? Thanks for your help.

[HTML]

can you post the address for the page and I will take a look.

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[CVincent]

Thanks for your help.
www.vincenthomes.com/Renters_20_Corner.html

[HTML]

You have a clickserve image link which is not closed until many many lines down, and the image is in the middle of it all.

<a href="http://clickserve.cc-dt.com/link/tplclick?lid=41000000003308452&pubid=21000000000124375">
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			<font size="3"><b><font color="#ffff00">STEP TWO:</font> </b></font>
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			<b><font color="#ffff99" size="3">Learn More About Credit and Get to Know Your Rights!</font> </b>
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			<font color="#ffffff" size="3">Credit scores are based on a 450 to 800 point scale and they are used by lenders* as a means of determining a borrower's level of credit worthiness.*Today, a poor credit score can effect your ability to get a mortgage loan, car loan,*or even a job.*</font> 
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			<font color="#ffffff" size="3">If a creditor has reported information incorrectly on your report--you have rights. You can dispute negative marks on your credit by writing dispute letters to each of the credit bureaus. Now, in many instances you can submit your dispute online. Begin by*learning more about <a href="http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2430071-10439158" target="_blank"><font color="#ffffcc">Fico Scores/Reports</font></a>*and how they effect you.</font> 
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			*<img alt="Tragedy Red 300 x 250" border="0" height="218" src="http://clickserve.cc-dt.com/link/tplimage?lid=41000000003308452&pubid=21000000000124375" style="width: 299px; height: 218px" width="299" /> 
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			<font color="#ffff00" size="3"><b>STEP THREE</b></font> 
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			<font size="3"><font color="#ffff99"><b>Pay Your Bills</b></font>*</font> 
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			<font size="3">Make paying*every bill on time a priority. Late pays can really hurt your credit*and paying on time moves your credit score in the right direction. You may even want to consider signing up for automatic payments directly from your checking account. Doing this can help to prevent inadvertently late payments.</font> 
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			<font color="#ffff00" size="3"><b>STEP FOUR</b></font> 
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			<font color="#ffff99" size="3"><b>Out of Site, Out of Mind</b></font> 
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			<font size="3">Begin paying d</font><font size="3">own your credit cards--begin with cards that are "maxed-out" or close to being maxed-out. Lenders want to see that you only use a portion of your overall credit. Also, once you pay off a credit card, don't close the account. Keep it open and hide the card in a safe place. Once your credit is back on track, pull it out and begin using it. However, before then, setting it aside will help to demonstrate a higher level of creditworthiness.</font> 
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			*
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			<font color="#ffff00" size="3"><b>STEP FIVE</b></font> 
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			<font color="#ffff99" size="3"><b>Maintaining A Strong Credit Rating is a*Lifelong Process</b></font> 
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			<font color="#ffffff" size="3">Once you clean up your credit and you are pleased with your new credit rating. It is now time to make sure that you monitor <a href="http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2430071-10439158" target="_blank"><font color="#ccffff">Fico Scores/Reports</font></a> <img border="0" height="1" src="http://www.lduhtrp.net/image-2430071-10439158" width="1" />*monthly. If anything damaging pops up you will be able to address it quickly and begin working towards a resolution</font> 
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			*
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			<font color="#ffff00" size="3"><b>Hang in There!</b></font> 
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			<font color="#ffffff" size="3">Cleaining up your credit and maintaining good credit can be a long process that requires discipline, but it is more than doable. All you have to do is keep working on it.</font> 
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[CVincent]

Thank you so much!! I was able to correct the underline problem and learn something! That was great. Thank you.