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December 13, 2007
Via Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested
HSBC NV d/b/a Retail Services
PO Box 15521
Wilmington, DE19850-5521
Re: Account No.: XXXXXXXXXX, Alleged Debt: $3719.72, Investigation Demand
To Whom It May Concern:
I recently requested and reviewed my credit reports from Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. Upon review of same, I found that HSBC NV is reporting the above-referenced account to each of the credit reporting agencies. I immediately disputed this information with Experian, Equifax and TransUnion and the results of each inquiry were returned as “verified.”
Because I have disputed the account with the credit reporting agencies, and HSBCNV has verified them, I am entitled to any and all records you possess for this alleged account. Pursuant to the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (“FACTA”) and Fair Credit Reporting Act ("FCRA"), you are required to conduct an investigation on this account upon request. By copy of this correspondence, I am officially demanding an investigation of the above-referenced account. Therefore, please forward, within 30 days or prior to January 12, 2008, any and all documentation pertaining to this account, including, but not limited to: complete account history, sales receipts, proof of delivery, all statements, records of activity, payments, collection attempts, charges for collection activity, and correspondence sent or received.
Should you not respond with the investigation results prior to the aforementioned date as required per the FCRA, I will assume you have no documentation of this matter and are therefore negligent in providing the credit bureaus with the information. By failing to respond, or not responding prior to the January 12, 2008, you will also be in violation of the FCRA for failing to comply with the thirty-day response period. I remind you of this because you are already in violation of the FCRA as I sent HSBC NV a similar request via certified mail in July 2007 yet did not receive a response from your office until October 12, 2007, well past the thirty-day response time mandated by the FCRA, and grossly deficient of the materials you are required to provide pursuant to the FCRA.
Please forward the investigation results and all future correspondence to:
<me>
Sincerely,
<me>
HappyDays wrote:go to www.ftc.gov get a phone # and call with a complaint for fraud!See if you can get a fraud report from the police where you live. You didn't know about this until you pulled your report so it should put it in their district.You also need to add to this letter that the charges are fraudulent!!!! That should put it in the fraud dept. of the creditor.....they all have these dept. and they work different then just complaints.Took it for granted that the companies/agencies would understand this is fraud but HappyDays is on the money... very important to use the F word here.Excellent HD!I could have had a V-8! <smacks head>