I have an old CA reporting on TU and EX. They don’t even own the debt anymore but are still reporting. It’s set to fall off in July. Anyways I’m still GW’ing the crap out of them. They have no reason to still be reporting when they don’t even own the debt anymore. I can understand in situations when both the OC and CA are reporting — but why would a CA that doesn’t even own the debt still report? They sold the debt and have no vested interest in this matter anymore. Delete it already!
Anyways I’ve found nearly all of their employee’s on LinkedIn and have mailed virtually every single person a GW letter. No response. Honestly I don’t give a crap. I’m going to keep sending them and keep sending them until their either delete this collection or it falls off.
Can’t Stop.
Won’t Stop.

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ive been rebuilding my credit, ive gone from a 530 to a 640 in the past 9 months, ive paid off all my debt minus student loans, have 2 credit cards (just got a good one last month no annual fee and fixed 7.9 apr) with no balance and i make 50k with only $ 500 m/rent and $ 200 m/student loans + expenses (Gas,Cell,etc) . However i got declined, for financing at the honda dealer. My plan as of now is to try to save 1000 – 1500 to put down then try somewhere else. the bike i want is a Honda Shadow Spirit 750. I figured since i just started getting good credit card deals, that my credit was back in atleast fair status. The only reason i can think of i didnt get the loan is my student loans were defered for a long time right out of school and now the debt to credit ratio on the account is at like 101% because intrest still compiles on defered loans. Two questions, 1. Why did i not get the loan? (Ration or Score?) and 2. Whats the best plan for getting the loan soon? (Id rather not wait if i dont have to, i know i can have like 60-75% down by spring, but would prefer not to wait as i have plenty of extra money these days).