01-03-2013 05:10 PM
Can someone tell me where collection accounts should be listed on my CR? They are all listed under accounts and say OPEN not under collections is this correct? I thought it messes with my utilization and harder on score is this incorrect?
01-03-2013 05:26 PM
01-03-2013 05:31 PM
I have the same thing, I sent all my Credit Reports to my Consumer Attorney. He stated that the CA is reporting them as loans which is ILLEGAL and they changed the DOFD. I have 6 being removed and cash heading back my way for for violating the FCRA Act. 2013 is going to be a awesome year for me!!!!
01-03-2013 05:39 PM
did your attorney tell you under what statute it states this?
01-03-2013 06:16 PM
I live in Chicago and will listen to him then anyone else. A CA can not change the DOFD and can not change the date when it was place for collection, if they do they re-age the account which is illegal. I sent him all three credit reports and he found 6 violations in each file from the same CA. He is on the Bar association for IL and has excellent success with CA's and CRA's. He doesn't charge his clients, he gets his big dollars from the CA's when he takes them to court.
01-03-2013 06:41 PM
The FCRA.
Mishwatson wrote:did your attorney tell you under what statute it states this?
01-03-2013 07:14 PM
thanks, so if CAs are reporting this way I should dispute with CRA? I just recently DV 5 out of the 5 that are misreporting I figured Id give them a few weeks to respond then dispute with all three CRA what do you think?
01-03-2013 07:47 PM
01-03-2013 07:49 PM
Sometimes they will list themselves as factoring companies and will show up in the OC area because they will list as open. Big grey area on this, it gives them the ability to post as the OCs can.
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