No.1 Article of Credit Report
Collection accounts can remain on your credit narrative for 7 years from the date of the first missed cost that led to the variety (the traditional delinquency date).
If you haven't paid your variety catalogue yet, negotiate with the variety agency. Let them know that you plan to pay them off. You can try to negotiate less than the full whole if you want. The foremost thing is getting them to agree to remove the item from your credit report. It's wise to get this deal in writing before submitting your payment.
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If you've paid a variety catalogue in full and the item remains on your report. You will want to dispute the item with the credit bureaus by mail. When a variety catalogue is paid in full, it will be marked "paid collection" on the credit report. It is Not removed from your narrative and is still thought about a negative account. For this reason, you want to have the catalogue removed from your credit report.
Always remember that the burden of proof is on the credit bureaus. You have nothing to prove to them. They have to prove to You that the catalogue is yours. Plainly dispute by stating something like "Please contribute documentation that the following catalogue belongs on my credit narrative and that my rights have not been violated; otherwise please delete this damaging data immediately." That's all you need to say. One line. The credit bureaus then must show the way an investigation; they have 30 days to do so. If the variety division can't verify the catalogue (most of the time they can't), then they must remove the variety catalogue from your credit report.
How to take off range Accounts From Your credit record
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