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Checked my Experian report earlier and noticed I had 1open acct less... It turns out my Discover is listed as a closed account, not counting towards the total credit line. It's paid, payment status is current but responsability is "terminated". Called Discover and they assured me everything was fine from their side... I will have to call Experian tomorrow and dispute, since they don't process disputes online
I am really mad right now... Has anyone seen/heard of this?
@Anonymouswrote:Checked my Experian report earlier and noticed I had 1open acct less... It turns out my Discover is listed as a closed account, not counting towards the total credit line. It's paid, payment status is current but responsability is "terminated". Called Discover and they assured me everything was fine from their side... I will have to call Experian tomorrow and dispute, since they don't process disputes online
I am really mad right now... Has anyone seen/heard of this?
Terminated would mean that you were just an AU on an account not the individual or joint owner responsible for it, sounds like simple computer error on this one. Dispute it as error in reporting.
As gdale states, it appears to be an AU account.
If the account holder terminated the AU authority, then the authorized user has no basis for dispute of closing of the authority.
@Anonymous wrote:Checked my Experian report earlier and noticed I had 1open acct less... It turns out my Discover is listed as a closed account, not counting towards the total credit line. It's paid, payment status is current but responsability is "terminated". Called Discover and they assured me everything was fine from their side... I will have to call Experian tomorrow and dispute, since they don't process disputes online
I am really mad right now... Has anyone seen/heard of this?
Since when dosen't EX let you dispute online? I have done so in the past, even though I know many here will tell you never to use online disputes and to always dispute through the mail.













