@tieton wrote:Revelate, that is exactly what I was concerned about! And my suspicion. I just paid my cards down to a total Util of 16% last week and it still says "No revolving activity," even after the reports have updated. I disputed both cards about a year ago, merely because the balances hadn't been updated or were reporting wrong for a couple of months. Since then the tradelines have tracked with that AID code in the comments. I tried to remedy this by writing Cap One a couple of weeks ago. They sent me a letter back saying that "The high balance has been verified, and that they will go ahead and add a Customer Disputes Information comments on the accounts. I just literally laughed outloud and shook my head. I wanted the flag or comments erased! I then emailed Cap One through my account, and got an email back saying all GW requests should be sent in writing and gave the address. LOL Not sure where to go from here. Contact Cap One in person or contact the bureaus to have the comments erased or otherwise unflagged?
Well, there's the culprit. I would simply email the capital one executive office and tell them about your issue. They should be able to help you get those marks removed.
@tieton wrote:Revelate, that is exactly what I was concerned about! And my suspicion. I just paid my cards down to a total Util of 16% last week and it still says "No revolving activity," even after the reports have updated. I disputed both cards about a year ago, merely because the balances hadn't been updated or were reporting wrong for a couple of months. Since then the tradelines have tracked with that AID code in the comments. I tried to remedy this by writing Cap One a couple of weeks ago. They sent me a letter back saying that "The high balance has been verified, and that they will go ahead and add a Customer Disputes Information comments on the accounts. I just literally laughed outloud and shook my head. I wanted the flag or comments erased! I then emailed Cap One through my account, and got an email back saying all GW requests should be sent in writing and gave the address. LOL Not sure where to go from here. Contact Cap One in person or contact the bureaus to have the comments erased or otherwise unflagged?
Grin, that we can help with actually as people have to get disputes removed before going through the mortgage process... and as such we have a handy thread written by one of our mortgage experts!
