topic Re: Equifax Disputes in General Credit Topics

Equifax Disputes

Anonymous — Mon, 30 Oct 2017 15:10:41 GMT

Has anyone had any success with Equifax and disputes? I actually sent them a copy of my 1099 showing that my foreclosure date was in March 2014 and they refuse to change the date on my credit report (theirs currently reads November 2014). I also am listed as an authorized user on my husband's line of credit but was never on his account. I submit my documents and request and almost immediately, they deny the request. Transunion and Experian updated both of these accounts with no problems. I'm at a loss. I'm not sure what to do if I cannot even get them to change it with the proof.

Re: Equifax Disputes

AndySoCal — Tue, 31 Oct 2017 12:12:01 GMT

I would work with the creditor to resolve the issue and have them re-report the trade lines.

Re: Equifax Disputes

Anonymous — Thu, 02 Nov 2017 23:28:21 GMT

@Anonymous wrote:
Has anyone had any success with Equifax and disputes? I actually sent them a copy of my 1099 showing that my foreclosure date was in March 2014 and they refuse to change the date on my credit report (theirs currently reads November 2014). I also am listed as an authorized user on my husband's line of credit but was never on his account. I submit my documents and request and almost immediately, they deny the request. Transunion and Experian updated both of these accounts with no problems. I'm at a loss. I'm not sure what to do if I cannot even get them to change it with the proof.

Do you know any one who can get a copy of the foreclosure deed? This will show the actual date. Depending on the state you might know some one who can pull it from title searcher or crs. Once you have the actual foreclosure deed you can dispute the date. Equifax uses a lot of third party sources and I have had them validate items that were very wrong. You may end up going through the CFPB. They, cra got to meet my DW's friend the consumer attorney. Our problems were from a person who had very similar name, age, and line of work and lived within 50 miles of us. Debtors kept trying to go for DW thinking it it DW and then the CRA would report the items belong to the other person as DW. DW collected lots on money from being a "victim". DW appears in the recon database as a person who is known to sue debt collectors and win. Now she gets a lot less calls.