Credit history deleted, HORRIBLE!!

[MountainHiker]

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[MountainHiker]

Any suggestions?

[Crashem]

Nothing the credit bureaus can do for you.  Talking to Nissan is only option.  However creditors aren't obligated to report so dicey thing.  Sorry I was unclear. Is this loan open or closed?  If open, there might be some options.  If closed, you just can continue on path you are doing.  But the lesson here is that you should always be prepared for trade lines to disappear when you dispute/ask them for stuff.

[MountainHiker]

Paid off in full thus closed I guess. Something told me to not call but never thought a deletion could be a issue.Feel bad today.

[LS2982]

Sorry to hear MH, hopefully they can resolve this for you soon!!

[MountainHiker]

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@LS2982 wrote:
Sorry to hear MH, hopefully they can resolve this for you soon!!

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Thank you LS

A kind word goes a long way I appreciated it.

New update. Called again and again and again lol. Finally got a person on the phone that cared about my situation and it helped they were higher up in the department. Have to wait and see how this is resolved.But possibility my original request may take place.Hoping!!

[SportBike4Life]

I do think they should be able to resolve your case. Let us know what happens! Best wishes.

[MountainHiker]

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@SportBike4Life wrote:

I do think they should be able to resolve your case. Let us know what happens! Best wishes.

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Thank you SportBike. I will for sure leave a update.I check my credit every day because of the possible unknown and you can imagine my surprise to see gone a 9 year old excellent paid off debt. I was allready eyeing a Volkswagan Passat lease. Have my fingers crossed about the resolution.

[MountainHiker]

Sorry I deleted my post.I'm attempting to see if my credit issue can be worked out.Thank you to everyone that took the time to read my story.I probably don't have a chance in hockey sticks to get my credit back on the bureaus but I at least have to try. Its a strange thing to have your credit deleted by mistake and have no legal right to resolution.