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The infamous Synchrony letter has arrived

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Anonymous
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Re: The infamous Synchrony letter has arrived

Ya I'd close cards ASAP and bye!
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Anonymous
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Re: The infamous Synchrony letter has arrived

Just a thought, everyone file 13s the Synchrony request letter it seems to show lack of interest or caring to what they are doing.  If the issue is that you are willing to send the information BUT you aren't willing to send it to a 3Rd party who will share personal information, come up with a boiler plate letter and state that.  Anyone who is getting this letter can send the same response.  This lets Synchrony know where people stand and creates a paper trail if anything goes wonky with the credit reporting.  

 

I have only been in the credit world about 18 months so I am not as familiar as others about situations like this. It doesn't seem right to just do nothing and sending a letter only costs a few pennies.  If they get enough of the same response, it may get someone's attention.

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MJ-san
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Re: The infamous Synchrony letter has arrived

Dayton, OH isn't a SYNC location- that LexisNexus. That's the city they were founded in (spin off of Mead paper... as in we need data to drive paper usage). So you are sending it directly to the 3rd party. I'm sure there's some kind of implicit legal reasoning for doing it that way.
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Vegas4Play
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@MJ-san wrote:
Dayton, OH isn't a SYNC location- that LexisNexus. That's the city they were founded in (spin off of Mead paper... as in we need data to drive paper usage). So you are sending it directly to the 3rd party. I'm sure there's some kind of implicit legal reasoning for doing it that way.

There is actually a location for Syn in Dayton, Ohio.

 

750 Forrer Blvd, Dayton, OH 45420

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Anonymous
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Re: The infamous Synchrony letter has arrived

 

mims, the concern would be if you give permission to Synchrony, they can send it off or designate whomever they choose to process it, and legally they'd be within their rights because they can say it is just processing. You'd also never know they had done that. Legal agreements they have on their end can also extend their scope to their designees. 


Good thought, but it would not be the first legal loophole these companies have very successfully jumped through.

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Anonymous
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Re: The infamous Synchrony letter has arrived

BuhBye

Message 26 of 40
wachme
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Re: The infamous Synchrony letter has arrived


@darwin_wins wrote:
I would say just let it go. Sync cards are not worth it.

+1

 

Agreed! Subpar lender in my book. Not interested in a single card they offer.

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RonM21
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Re: The infamous Synchrony letter has arrived

Probably no card is worth all of this.


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Anonymous
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@Anonymous wrote:

I would have shredded it upon removal from the envelope.


Unknown.jpegSeems I'm using this image a lot lately. 

Message 29 of 40
Maddog_
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@Anonymous wrote:

I would have shredded it upon removal from the envelope.


+10000

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