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A CA can list a collection on your credit reports within the 7 yr credit reporting time period known as CRTP. You said the debt was paid in full to the first CA correct? If so the first CA had no right selling a paid in full account to another CA. Which it looks like what happen.
@DaBears wrote:A CA can list a collection on your credit reports within the 7 yr credit reporting time period known as CRTP. You said the debt was paid in full to the first CA correct? If so the first CA had no right selling a paid in full account to another CA. Which it looks like what happen.
Let me clarify why I'd asked. This is just in case it's for a different bill. That's why I'd asked. Right now I'm waiting to find out if the bill is from same source.
Gotcha!! If it's for a different bill the CA could list it on your credit report as long they are within the 7 yr CRTP.
@DaBears wrote:Gotcha!! If it's for a different bill the CA could list it on your credit report as long they are within the 7 yr CRTP.
I see. If that is the case, I wonder why am I just hearing from them? Another question for you. Do C.A. always report bills that they collect to your C.R.? Or do they do it if you don't reply in a timely manner?
99.9% of CA's will report to your credit reports. It's a way to prevent you from obtaining credit from another lender as they see a collection and say this consumer is not very good managing his bills etc.
@DaBears wrote:99.9% of CA's will report to your credit reports. It's a way to prevent you from obtaining credit from another lender as they see a collection and say this consumer is not very good managing his bills etc.
I see. So what I need to do is, see if this was already reported. It's been since 2008 that the xray was done. Looks like it was given to them back in 2009.
Pull your credit reports from www.annualcreditreports.com You are allowed 1 free report from each of the 3 CRA's per year.
@DaBears wrote:Pull your credit reports from www.annualcreditreports.com You are allowed 1 free report from each of the 3 CRA's per year.
Already done. I can't pull it until a month from now for free. As a matter of fact, I'd just off of the website. The only one that I have access to is Equifax. Nothing showed up on that report. Although it doesn't mean that it isn't on the others.
Edit: I was able to get all 3 reports on Equifax. So it looks like there's nothing there that shows the Credit Report etc.
@G_kwr wrote:The Statute of Limitations unless it is a judgment by a court is four years in California.
With the 4 yr statue of limitations here in California, can't the Collection Agency still report this debt on my report?
State SOL has nothing to do with how long something can be repoted. That is just the time frame for a law suit.
As long as the debt is not older than 7.5 years from the DoFD of the OC account, yes, they can still report.