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@Anonymous wrote:
I also have a split credit file with EQ. I've called them to have it fixed 3 times now and it keeps getting split again. I even faxed them a copy of my birth certificate and drivers license and it's still split.
It seems like when I dispute something it becomes unsplit, then after some certain amount of time they split it again.
They said it's because some stuff is reporting with my name suffix of II, and some is reporting just as my last name. This shouldn't be my problem. Working with EQ is like beating my head on a brick wall!
@unknown_entity wrote:I wouldn't be surprised about anything I hear concerning Equifax. Those people are some kind of weird. I had a California Tax Lien that was erroneously being reported on my report. I finally got the Franchise Tax board of Cal. to send me a release and a statement that the lien was placed in error. But it took Equifax 2 months longer than TU or EX to remove it from my CR. Equifax even verified that the lien was valid a month and a half after it was released. And weird stuff started popping up on CR for a few weeks after that. I got the number to some executive in Atlanta and she got it fixed real quick. I'll look for it and if I find it I'll PM it to ya. I hope I can find it because I know she can help you. BRB...lol
@unknown_entity wrote:I PMed it to you. That is the Corporate Secretary's Office of Equifax. The number and the names are correct. I'll bet you after you talk to the lady I sent you the name of, there will be no more problems. She seemed to get a kick out of the fact that I couldn't understand the "Indian People" LOL. When she helped me, it was less than 2 hours and poof, everything was as it should have been. Let me know how it turns out.