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DISPUTE CONFUSION WITH EX REP?? HELP!

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lyssa29
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DISPUTE CONFUSION WITH EX REP?? HELP!

I pulled all of my CR's to dispute and I found my EX husbands social on my credit report.  I knew that he was responsible for these medical bills for the kids, but they put them on my report, I assumed because I was the one that brought the kids into the doctor, even though he was responsible for their insurance/medical pay.
 
So, I had to call to get the social off because I couldn't do it online.  I asked her what Med Collections were put on under his SSN and I'd like to dispute those, but she disputed all collections on my account as "belongs to ex spouse"  and I told her no, only the ones on from his social, she had no idea what I was trying to accomplish, so I called back the next day only for them to tell me that there was already a dispute filed and I could view results in 30 days, so I explained the situation again and she said the "you can view dispute results again in 30 days."
 
I don't want to get in trouble for disputing things that are mine as his?  How do I speak to someone that will understand my issue and/or fix my dispute?


Message Edited by lyssa29 on 04-18-2008 01:09 PM
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Anonymous
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Re: DISPUTE CONFUSION WITH EX REP?? HELP!

I do not think that you can stop a dispute once it is entered.
 
On things like this you would do better puttin it in writting & either faxing or CMRRR   even then there is no garantee that they will get it right.
 
You should have just disputed his SS#   as not yours
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lyssa29
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Re: DISPUTE CONFUSION WITH EX REP?? HELP!

Ahh, hindsight...any history of someone getting in trouble for disputing?
 
 
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Anonymous
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Re: DISPUTE CONFUSION WITH EX REP?? HELP!

Personally, I'd wait until dispute is over. If they mail you a letter saying "fradulent or frivilous dispute" or something along those lines, just call and get the name of a high level supervisor and mail them a letter specifically addressed to them and explain the situation.
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