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Heres my plan.
I have 2 CO on report. One is First Premier and 2nd is Chase(also reporting with Midland)
My question is do I PFD Midland or Chase? I read that Midland most likely wont budge so should I just PIF and then GW them both hoping that one will remove?
And with First Premier, would a PFD letter and asking to reopen account work nowadays? Maybe can restablish the account to get rid of the CO. Or should I just PIF and GW?
Both were charged off in 2010 so relatively new.
Any advice?
Are the CO's reporting a balance?
+1 on if the CO's are reporting. If Midland is on your CR and Chase is reporting a $0 balance than you will probably have to work with Midland.
Both CO show $0 balance. Midland shows the Chase balance. I dont think First Premier sold the debt yet because i dont see the balance anywhere.
I read in past they repoen and clear the negatives. I can handle the crap card till i close account but wasnt sure if they still do this.
I just got a 3k securred USSA card and I just got added as AU to a discover card with 4k CL
The sad part is I have money to PIF everything on my report, just looking to do it in the most effect way.
Having first charged-off the debt, thus holding that it had become uncollectible, and then referring to a debt collector for continued efforts to collect does not usually foster an atmosphere of wanting to reopen the account for futher use.
If the OC still owns the debt, then a decision on who to offer a PFD depends upon which of the reportings you are seeking deletion.
If you want to get the CO deleted, only the OC can agree to that. If you want the collection deleted, only the debt collector can agree to that.
Most consumers will usually consider a collection as more serious, and thus opt to seek its deletion.