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Midland and Reporting Rules

I seen someting about this somewhere in this forum but now can't find it.

I would like some advice about my particular situation.

 

I have a credit card debt that was sold to Midland Credit.

I know the debt is mine.

The Charge off date was 9/29/15.

The debt is $ 2,294.28.

Midland sent me a Form offering 3 payment options including 

40% off making the payment $ 1,396.59.but I have to do it by October 13th.

 

I'd like to pay the 40% off fee.

 

The Midland Credit Reporting stated practice is

Effective October 11, 2016 we have updated our credit reporting practices. As a result of these updates we will stop credit reporting on accounts that are both: Paid in Full or Paid in Full for less than the full balance and more than 2 years old based on time since the date of delinquency. 

 

Sounds good for me but it still is not a DELETION.

 

OR

 

Should I pay the full $ 2,294.28 over time

and if I do

will I ever get a DELETION

or

will I get the same if I had paid the 40% off payment?

 

Thank you in advance.

 

 



 

 

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medicgrrl
Valued Contributor

Re: Midland and Reporting Rules

I do believe that if you accept the settlement and the DOFD is greater than 2 years, they will delete the account.  This does not delete the OC's account, only Midlands.



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Ardecko
Frequent Contributor

Re: Midland and Reporting Rules

I paid the 40% off offer on a Midland account on 9/26 for my DW. We received the letter stating that the account was settled and now has a zero balance a couple of days ago. Fingers crossed.

I expect it to take two end of months, but that's just a guess.
2017-09-09 FICO 08: EQ 677, TU 640, EX 705
2020-02-07 FICO 08: TU 789
2020-02-10 FICO 08: EX 752

Gardening, mostly, again until... soon(I need to replace my car)

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Anonymous
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Re: Midland and Reporting Rules

if they dont take it off, just challenge it with credit bureaus, then they usually take it off, worked in my case, even after it went to judgement, i paid it, got everything including public record off my report, now only if portfolio recovery was that easy to work with
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Ardecko
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Re: Midland and Reporting Rules


@Ardecko wrote:
I paid the 40% off offer on a Midland account on 9/26 for my DW. We received the letter stating that the account was settled and now has a zero balance a couple of days ago. Fingers crossed.

I expect it to take two end of months, but that's just a guess.

I have not pulled for scores yet, but when I logged into DW's wallethub(TU source data, verified in trueidentity account), I got a notice that the Midland collection had been deleted.

 

Further: I did not speak to them at all for this account. It was older than 2 years, as specified on their website. I used the info from the letter they sent us to pay the 40% off and waited.

2017-09-09 FICO 08: EQ 677, TU 640, EX 705
2020-02-07 FICO 08: TU 789
2020-02-10 FICO 08: EX 752

Gardening, mostly, again until... soon(I need to replace my car)

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