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I disputed 2 collections that were due to fall off this year with Trans Union and they removed them!
Capital One Credit Wise FAKO increased 13 points.
**My FAKO actually increased 18 points - yay! haha
savagetyler I disputed online and for the collection accounts just asked for early exclusion in the 'other' box. One was due to fall off in June. The other way later but it was a $99 collection so maybe that's why they didn't give me hassle about removing it??
For the student loans I don't remember the option I selected for TU or EQ (EQ was done back in February successfully). But I remember making a note that they were duplicates of the NelNet accounts.
I want to make it clear here that we do not advocate the disputing of valid reporting credit information. When you request an early exclusion from TU they call the process a "dispute" but in reality it is a goodwill exclusion of derogatory information prior to reaching CRTP. The early exclusion should only be asked for via a phone call or a letter written into the CRA asking for it.
@gdale6 wrote:I want to make it clear here that we do not advocate the disputing of valid reporting credit information. When you request an early exclusion from TU they call the process a "dispute" but in reality it is a goodwill exclusion of derogatory information prior to reaching CRTP. The early exclusion should only be asked for via a phone call or a letter written into the CRA asking for it.
Thanks gdale. I want to say that I did this prior to learning this.
As in, AFTER I'd completed the dispute (to which I was ACTUALLY disputing other info), I learned I was supposed to call (or write) and ask for the exclusion.
That's great! I have tried with both EX and EQ but no go.
In addition to what gdale said about a request for early exclusion not being a dispute because it is not an assertion of any actual inaccuracy, but rather a request of the CRA for exclusion prior to its normal exclusion date, a second reason for not treating as a dispute is to avoid any involvement of the furnisher (i.e., the credtior or debt collector).
When you file a dispute, the FCRA requires that the dispute be forwarded to the furnisher.
There is no need whatsovever for furnisher involvement in any request for early exclusion, as that determination is made SOLELY by the CRA.
Once the furnisher has reported the derog, they are not involved in credit report exclusion. The CRA must then montoir the relevant date, and they do the exclusion.
Late Congratulations!