What have you been saying in your PFD letters as an incentive for them to respond?
As you know, they dont have to ever respond to a PFD request.
In fact, their credit reporting guidelines with the CRAs tell them never to delete prior reporting based on payment. So the burden is on you.
So to just request a PFD deletion requries a knowledge of the facts, and some forethought in your letter of how to spark their capitalistic interest.
Are you sending it to an OC or a debt collector? If an OC, then maybe future promises of dealings with them might spur some corporate profit incentive. The same is hard to offer to a debt collector, for they breed on lack of payment, now and in the future.
How close is the debt from expiration of your state statute of limitations? Their inability to take future legal action may be a factor.
How much is the total debt, and how much, as the percentage of the total debt owed, are you offering as terms in your PFD offer?
Those are business terms they might listen to. My 'dawg just died, I lost my job, the roof is a'leaking. my wife left/divorced me, may work more to your detriment than bendfit unless you show how those prior woes have been overcome.
