This is my first post. I’ve been a longtime reader, just haven’t signed up till today. This is my situation. I recently pulled all of my credit reports and saw that I had 4 charge offs and about 6 collections. Everything is from 2006, so they are well past the SOL in my state (Louisiana). I went through a stupid time in my life when I was drinking a lot and gambling a lot and really didn’t know just how much having bad credit can really **bleep** you over later on in life. I’ve since gotten married and have 2 kids and a baby girl due in august. Anyways, I sent some DV letters to 5 of the collection companies and 4 of them sent letters back saying that they are going to delete them off of my credit report. The 5th one I decided to do a pay for delete. I have the letter saying that if I paid $350 he would delete the trade line. I sent him the money return receipt, and he sent a $0 balance letter back. My questions are these. 1) can they put the deleted accounts back on my credit report after they delete them? 2) how can I get the original creditors off of my credit report? Like I said, everything is from 2006. So I only have to wait a couple more years for them to drop off. By the way, the pay for delete was from a collection agency that bought a debt that is showing on my credit report (the OC was HSBC), can I send HSBC proof that I paid and will they delete it? Or should I just wait it out. Everybody I’ve talked to said to just not worry about it because any debt over 24 months old is not really hurting your credit. Thank you all for all of your help in the past and in the future.
The ultimate goal I have is purchase and move into a house before the end of this year. I have broken this path into a couple sections. First thing I had to start new trade-lines. When i first got into financial trouble I cancelled all my cards, even the ones in good standing. Mistake on my part. I took the credit hit on inquiries and opened 4 new accounts. Two have began reporting, and waiting for the other two. Fingers crossed that the further lowering of my AAoA won’t pull me below 640.
After getting these new lines going I turned to the baddies I had on my reports. I had two charge off’s I PIF, they wouldn’t do PFD’s, so now I will drops $30 in stamps ink and paper GW them to death.lol  I have one last baddie to attack, past the sol and from reading this board very PFD friendly. This will not only remove another derog, but get my utl% from over %100 to %20.
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680′s by Sept So glad i found this site.
I sent off abunch of GW letters in the last few weeks and also disputed a bunch of items with the CRA’s. Since 8/20/2010, the collection accounts (2) with NCO have been deleted just by disputing them with the CRA’s. Today I recieved a letter from Capital One stating that they have deleted one of two accounts that have been charged off back in 2005. HSBC would not delete the charged off account from 2005, however they have eliminated all late pays. Recieved a generic letter from WFNNB that states that my PacSun account (Charge off 2005) was sold to Palisades. I asked for a GW adjustment and they responded with “Please be advised that your PacSun account was sold to Asset Acceptance November 20, 2007.” I already knew that….. Anyone had a similar letter from WFNNB? Any success?
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I have also recently discovered that the remaining collection accounts (1 from palisades, 1 from Asset acceptance) are past the SOL for my state. How should I proceed with them? I disputed ownership of the accounts via the CRA’s and they came back verified. Should I DV them? I have seen tons of DV letters, but not sure which ones are accurate as to the information contained in them.
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I am also sending another GW letter to Cap One for the other charged off account that I had with them.
If an cc has been charged off and is past SOL for my state, why do some reports show recent balance as of 8/2010? The other acct shows the date of charge off 7/2010.  Is there a correct way for these to be showing on my report? Next question, cc that have been charged off and past the SOL , how much of an impact do they have on a FICO score and at what rate do they begin to have less of impact? Thank You
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Hi everyone, new guy here! This morning I received an alert from TrueCredit that a “Major Derogatory” acct was placed on my Experian report. I’m trying to determine what steps I can take to fight this, if any. Below is a background and with many other americans, “life happened”, and I let my perfect credit go down hill after loosing a family member. I know, it’s not an excuse, but I would appreciate positive responses.
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Original Creditor:
American Honda Lease, voluntary repo.
Deficiency amount $7421
Original date of Delinquency: Nov 2005. No reaffermation of debt after this date. (PS, I’m in California).
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Through the years, American Honda made minimal attempts to collect. It was sent to various collection agencies but they would not contact me after a few months. Those agencies never placed anything on my reports.Â
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As of 8/11/10, Experian reported:
NCO Financial
Alert type:Â Grid Code G (Collections)
Derogatory Amount:Â $7421
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Along with this American Honda loan, I had some credit cards that were derog, I have sense paid those off. From 2006-Current, I have no late payments or current negative reporting. This Honda account is past the SOL, so legally they can’t pursue this as a civil matter, but how do collections work? It’s my understanding that it will drop off after 7 years, but do I have to deal with a collection account on my report for two more years?Â
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My credit is (was) on it’s way to good standing and I need to do everything I can do resolve this. As of last month, my True Credit Vantage Scores were: TransUnion 743C, Experian 708C, and Equifax 740C. I don’t even want to look at how much it dropped now!! Obviously my true FICO score will be much lower than Vantage. I need feedback from anyone who understands CA collection laws. Thanks!
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I have a charged off account from First Premier CC that was transferred to Arrow Financial. I’ve read the boards and I know that they can be real sticklers for their accounts, but I was wondering if I really needed to DV the account. I know that It is my account, but I was thinking that it was paid off a long time ago, maybe it wasn’t. It is scheduled to fall off in Jan. 2011, and it is past the SOL, so I’m not to worried about being sued for it. The only thing about this account that has me discouraged is that the account balance was originally $400 and now it is $830? I really am trying to raise my score quick for a mortgage and would like to see this gone ASAP. So do I really need to DV or could I skip straight to PFD? I know that there are some that have been fighting Arrow for a long time, but with it being past the SOL and due to fall off soon, I was holding on to a little hope that it could give me leverage.
Can Portfolio Recovery Services legally do a hard inquiry on an old credit card account that is 15 years old? I live in NY and it is past the sol for my state.Â
What can I do?
I have a collection from a local CA (I’ve only seen one other person on these forums have dealings with them, and she seems to not be on anymore). I had 2, the other one being tied to a judgment. I’ve paid the judgment through the attorney and received the filing that says it’s satisfied. The judgment, when I pull it up online, says satisfied. The associated collection entry (the paid one) is due to fall off in January 2013 from Experian. I have a second entry from them on a separate matter (same OC) which has fallen off of EQ already, is due to fall off from EX this month, and due to fall off TU in August. The second entry has a balance. I previously sent them a PFD CMRRR on this one – both to their physical address and their PO Box. Both were returned as “refused”. I tried emailing them, and got a reply only telling me to send them mail to their PO Box or to call them. I relented and sent a PFD to their PO Box – specifically, I didn’t admit to the debt but I mentioned that this debt was almost past the CRTP and that I’d be willing to pay them 10% if they’d remove both entries. What I received back was simply account details on the amount with a request to remit payment to them.Â
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Should I send another PFD? Up my offer? Ignore them til it falls off? Call them? This is past the SoL, the attorney even pointed that out. (I was trying to negotiate a deal like this when I first wrote to him to deal with the judgment satisfaction – I didn’t mention that I was willing to PiF to get this gone). I’m also considering writing to the OC or the lawyer…in a perfect world, I’d figure out how to get the judgment removed from my reports, too, since I’m not sure who’s reporting it and I know that the court doesn’t report. Â