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@Anonymous wrote:
I agree that it's not likely to be deleted
I'm hoping it comes back verified.
What I'm thinking is dispute the last payment amount. If they change it fine.
If they verify the incorrect balance then I have some leverage to get it deleted.
Does anyone see where this wouldn't work?
I can't tell, from the information that you've provided, if they're reporting correctly or not. It sounds like maybe not, but... I think disputing, in the situation, will likely not get you the end result that you're seeking; removal. I think it's more likely that you'll end up with an updated status, and an increased balance. I don't really see how this will gain you any leverage for deletion, or to remain deleted.
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I do understand what you're asking, and as IIecs said previously, I wouldn't advise you to dispute. I don't see it working. Certainly not at this point. There are other avenues that you can pursue.
I can't tell, from the information that you've provided, if they're reporting correctly or not. It sounds like maybe not, but... - well thats what im trying to have clarified - if they are allowed to report the oc balance and last payment then i guess they are but if they HAVE TO report THEIR balance and last payment then they ARE NOT reporting correctly I think disputing, in the situation, will likely not get you the end result that you're seeking; removal. I think it's more likely that you'll end up with an updated status, and an increased balance. I don't really see how this will gain you any leverage for deletion, or to remain deleted. - I was under the impression that a collection is not scored based on amount owed - as in it can be $10 or $10,000. its scrred the same - as a collection acount. Correct or no?
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I do understand what you're asking, and as IIecs said previously, I wouldn't advise you to dispute. I don't see it working. Certainly not at this point. There are other avenues that you can pursue.
see thats where i dont agree - if i dispute the balance only 3 things can happen:
1. they update the balances (ok, doesnt really affect my score either way if im correct in the assumption that the balance of a collection acount is not scored)
2. they dont bother verifing and its delete (yeah i know, but people win the lottery everyday)
3. they VERFIY the INCORRECT info isnt somebody in violation of something???
When you dispute and they verify the accuracy, they dont have to provide legal proofs to substantiate their statement of accuracy.
The dispute process is not a legal proceeding. The courts are the forum for the finding of facts.
If you take them to court, then you can require documentary support through the legal discovery process. If you then find that they have verified, while reasonably knowing the debt to be inaccurate, you would have a cause of fraudulent reporting before the court.
If you then find that they have verified, while reasonably knowing the debt to be inaccurate, you would have a cause of fraudulent reporting before the court
im not diputing the debt as inaccurate - im disputing what they report as the balances.
isnt there a violation if they knowingly report inaccurate ifno of the cras? after you dispute it and it comes back as verified even though that would be impossible.
this is why im confused that they would be reporting the incorrect balance in the first place. i have a written payment arrangement from them with the correct amout and payment... as well as the payment itself.