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Legitimate account :
Lender Afsa/Brazo
Status as of Aug, 2008
Date opened Feb, 1998
Date of last activity Aug, 2008
Date closed Not Reported
Account number XXXXXXX6481
Loan type Not Reported
Largest past balance $2,694
Terms Not Reported
Account Type Installment
Account holder Individual
Scheduled payment amount $50
No contact information provided by Equifax
double report (1) :
Lender Brazos
Status as of Jun, 2004
Date opened Feb, 1998
Date of last activity Jul, 2003
Date closed Not Reported
Account number XXXXXXX6481
Loan type Not Reported
Largest past balance $2,507
Terms Not Reported
Account Type Installment
Account holder Individual
Scheduled payment amount $50
No contact information provided by Equifax
double report (2) :
Lender Nat Bk
Status as of May, 2001
Date opened Feb, 1998
Date of last activity Jan, 2000
Date closed Not Reported
Account number XXXXXXX6481
Loan type Not Reported
Largest past balance $2,221
Terms Not Reported
Account Type Installment
Account holder Individual
Scheduled payment amount $50
No contact information provided by Equifax
I think that what you're saying is that one loan is reporting multiple times. However, when a loan changes owners, that creates a new trade line. So if A sells your loan to B, then you'll still have a trade line for A showing your payment history with A, and your new tradeline with B. I think that what you're seeing is your one loan with each of its (3 so far) owners. This is not incorrect.
As far as I can tell, the only things that might not be correct are the "deferment" status on the middle one, and the lack of a "closed date". That's up to you whether or not those things are important enough to fix.
Since it's your oldest account, I'd keep it for history. The late payments are old, and likely are not really counting against you as much as they did a couple of years ago.