@Anonymous wrote:Keep in mind, your succes is not universal. Companies can and are penalized for removing data on a credit report. On small amounts, this may work with the OC. But keep this in mind: even if you get a signed letter from the OC or CA, how do you enforce it if they do not delete the entry from your CR? The ultimate enforcer is a lawsuit for misrepresentation but it can be enforced thru other methods the BBB being one of them for shoddy business practices.
Commssioned sales people (CA's) are paid on how much they bring in and are likely to tell you or sign off on just about anything to get that money. Managers are in the same boat with their paychecks tied directly to the performance of their underlings.
You might wield some extra power if you live near the CA where you can sue them. From a distance? You'll find yourself spending money on transportation and you may arrive at the courthouse only to find that, unbeknownst prior to your arrival, they have been able to postpone the court date forcing you to go through this again. A complaint with the AG's office, or in the case of a CA, a complaint to the OC.
Not saying that it's not worth a shot, but don't get hopes too high on the same level of success listed above in every case.
