10-12-2012 03:39 PM
2 years ago I wasn't able to pay a storage unit facility and an insurance company. The insurance was cancelled soon afterwards and my storage locker privilages taken away. Well now that I'm into credit and value my good score in the mid 700's I'm worried they will report me to collections. I'm going to pay them back, but I don't even remember the name of the insurance company. Do you think if they were going to collect they would have done it by now?
10-12-2012 10:35 PM
To tell the truth, that is really unknown. You could never see anything from them, or you could have them pop up at almost anytime. I would suggest that you watch your CRs and monitor for any new activity. You could actively go looking to pay them, but then again, you could be poking the bear and wake them up.
Starting Score: 50410-12-2012 10:46 PM
Op, I work in insurance, most insurers do not report. Only a few do. Hope that helps.
10-12-2012 11:10 PM
Objectivist wrote:2 years ago I wasn't able to pay a storage unit facility and an insurance company. The insurance was cancelled soon afterwards and my storage locker privilages taken away. Well now that I'm into credit and value my good score in the mid 700's I'm worried they will report me to collections. I'm going to pay them back, but I don't even remember the name of the insurance company. Do you think if they were going to collect they would have done it by now?
Well, if they were to collect, they'd usually send a dunning prior to reporting..
I said usually ![]()
But yeah, they still very well might try to collect, you just don't know.. I would pull my credit reports straight from the CRAs and see if there are any soft pulls that you don't recognize..
I wouldn't worry TOO much tho;
-scott
10-13-2012 04:07 AM
Actually I don't think storage companies usually collect either. They normally just auction off the stored goods ala. storage wars.........
10-13-2012 06:45 AM
KnewBee wrote:Actually I don't think storage companies usually collect either. They normally just auction off the stored goods ala. storage wars.........
Yeah I heard that they needed to get a court order, however, which does report to the bureous...luckily, I took all my stuff out.
10-13-2012 06:46 AM
Shogun wrote:To tell the truth, that is really unknown. You could never see anything from them, or you could have them pop up at almost anytime. I would suggest that you watch your CRs and monitor for any new activity. You could actively go looking to pay them, but then again, you could be poking the bear and wake them up.
Yeah you nailed my biggest fear...This is why I'm not talking to them each until I have money in hand.
10-13-2012 07:49 AM
10-13-2012 08:44 PM
Booner72 wrote:
OPT OUT. This may help a JDB from easily finding you.
I opted back in a few months back to see what cc offers I'd get. Guess what I got? An OOOOLLLLDDDD utility bil (way past SOL) from AFNI. Took me a month to get it off. Boy, I was so mad at myself.
Can you explain this like I'm 5, please?
10-14-2012 12:47 AM
Go to www.optoutprescreen.com and opt out of pre-approved offers. The reason to to this is because the CRAs sell the information for those that are applying for mortgages or are clearing up their reports to the CAs. Then the CAs go sniffing around for old debts.
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