07-06-2012 08:22 AM
I had a charge off with Chase back in 2008. I sent a GW letter asking for deletion of the neg info. Just got a call that they are willing to delete the entire account, but not just the neg info. I accepted, of course, but I am wondering how this will change my score. I have other accounts just as old for the age factor piece of my score. Is this a good settlement?
07-06-2012 11:19 AM
07-06-2012 03:53 PM
Just curious, were these paid CO or did they have an oustanding balance?
07-06-2012 05:04 PM
Oh my goodness, how? Did you have to pay for the deletion. I have three CO with Chase from 2006 that should be IIB. But if I can at least ask for deletion I will. Can you share more detail about the GW letter. Thank you very much!
07-06-2012 05:06 PM
Also, can someone help me figure out how to update my score. Thank you!
07-06-2012 06:45 PM
One CC was paid to them (paid in full), the other CC was sold to a CA.
nws2002 wrote:Just curious, were these paid CO or did they have an oustanding balance?
07-06-2012 06:45 PM
I just read other posts on here about success with Chase (never imagining that it would work). It was a paid charge-off though. I just explained my story and they called me today. The gentleman said he would be sending a letter to the effect. I can't wait to get it in my hand!
07-06-2012 06:51 PM
You mean the scores on your signature? Just go to the third link (My Settings) on the upper right side and look for the signature box.
cmelvin62 wrote:Also, can someone help me figure out how to update my score. Thank you!
07-06-2012 06:52 PM
I read somewhere though that you don't want the entire CC history deleted because it can actually backfire on a FICO score. ????????????? They are deleting the years that I did pay on time everytime as well as the negative. It was a 7 year old car. That is why I posted. I was concerned it may not have the immediate benefit I am hoping for. Wanted some input.
07-06-2012 08:14 PM
Well that depends, how many lates did you had? Were there several 30+, 60+, 90+, 120+? Mine were bad from 30+ to 150+, it was worth losing those three years' history cause I would've had to wait seven years and constantly been explaining those lates to new creditors, etc etc.
DixieGirlx3 wrote:I read somewhere though that you don't want the entire CC history deleted because it can actually backfire on a FICO score. ????????????? They are deleting the years that I did pay on time everytime as well as the negative. It was a 7 year old car. That is why I posted. I was concerned it may not have the immediate benefit I am hoping for. Wanted some input.

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