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At the beginning of the month I sent Experian a letter accompanied by my FTC complaint demanding removal of the investigated items as their response took longer than 30 days. I just got a BS letter back with a long drawn out explanation that does not pertain to my situation of how they are unable to honor my request and if I believe and item on my report is inaccurate to notify them. NO KIDDING!! So now what? They are medical collections that are showing a zero balance and reporting as IIB and are all out of the SOL. They are all showing terms of 1 month. What should my next step be? Should I wait a round of disputes? Should I 1, 2 punch them? Should I DV the CA? File another complaint with the FTC? How frustrating!! |
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Would I send a C&D letter eventhough they aren't actively collecting and showing a zero balance?
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i have a question? What if the CA is reporting late payments? Is that inaccurate reporting on thier behalf also?
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ok thank you:cool:
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