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curious1 wrote:Hi Tuscani,Thanks for your response. I have read where you have given such great advice to people to help with their situations. I will be call Cap 1 this morning. I called yesterday and was told that my account has been sent to their collection department as I would have to talk to that dept to settle the problem. That department was closed for the holiday. Any advice in talking to them? I am aiming to have all late fees removed and I will pay them in full for whatever the balance is. Once they agree to remove the late fees due to my explanation, should I then contact the CRA to dispute the lates or should I ask Cap 1 to report information that would take care of this problem. I'm thinking that it is somethingt that would have to be handled in two parts. Please advise as to the best method to approach this situation.???? Is there anythink else I should mention in trying to resolve this problem? Thanks for your help.
This makes good sense. We really shouldn't rely blindly on autopayment or scorewatch products, IMHO. Nothing beats going online and checking your accounts once a week. You can monitor if any new charges have been added and confirm that your payments have posted.
curious1 wrote:I plan to watch all of my accounts more careful whether I have a balance or not. Thanks!