Mortgage and Insurance » the-meantime http://www.dealnest.com the deals house Fri, 10 Feb 2012 23:05:13 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 SOL almost up- what do I do? http://www.dealnest.com/rebuilding-credit/sol-almost-up-what-do-i-do/ http://www.dealnest.com/rebuilding-credit/sol-almost-up-what-do-i-do/#comments Sun, 13 Mar 2011 12:32:26 +0000 admin http://www.dealnest.com/deals/sol-almost-up-what-do-i-do/ I have 4 collections accounts that show Date of 1st Deliquency, from Novemeber of 2005.  Does that mean the SOL is up?  What do I do?  (Michigan SOL is 6years.. so technically the SOL is up in November of this year?  Correct?  What do I do in the meantime with these collection accounts?)

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would agree to the PFD and would send it to me in writing.  A few days went by and I recieved nothing.  This week I received a letter from them that said ” Here is the

info you requested”, which was an actual copy of my sprint bill from Feb. 2008.  In the meantime I checked my credit report and the collection had come off my report. 

Yesterday I finally recieved the letter stating they agree to the PFD and it was dated 7/28/10.  ?????? What do I do now?

]]> http://www.dealnest.com/rebuilding-credit/more-confusion/feed/ 0 RJM & Asset Accept removals http://www.dealnest.com/rebuilding-credit/rjm-asset-accept-removals/ http://www.dealnest.com/rebuilding-credit/rjm-asset-accept-removals/#comments Thu, 17 Jun 2010 16:42:35 +0000 jedwan Hi Everyone.

 

As you can see I have a long way to go, in the meantime, I had a previous debt owed & paid to RJM in 2008. It was updated 4/2009:

Balance $0 as a Paid Collection / Date updated: 4/2009 / Pay Status:  >Payment After Charge Off/Collection.

My question to that is, I’m noticing in the forums that they(RJM)are removing accounts from your report with a pfd letter. How can I get mine removed from way in 2008?

 

Also Asset Accept had an old store credit card that it purchased & still reports on my EXP report. Not on my TU.

I called Asset Accept and the rep said I owe them $0 and to just give it time to be removed. Side note: on my EXP report the status reads:

Collection account. $983 past due as of Mar 2010. I’m confused….

 

Any advice at all will be truly helpful….

 

 

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Also, I have a car loan with a lot of 30,60 day lates.  It is my longest TL though and it has now been almost two years since any activity.  Is there anything I can do with a car loan? 

 

My thought is that I am going to get my CCs paid down.  Right now they are almost maxed out because of recent activity, but I will get them lower shortly.  So, I figure less than 6 months I will have them below 10% and check my report then to see what I can improve at that time with the other items.  In the meantime I will GW and DV adn PFD on the accounts I know are not going to be past the 7 years soon.

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