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So I have had my auto loan with Chase since June of this year. It has not reported to Experian at all. It exists on TU and EQ, and has reflected all of my payments, balance, ect. However, Experian has been very difficult with getting it added for some reason. I have called Chase credit reporting, and they have sent 4 requests. I called Experian directly 6 times, and they just said once we get the letter we can do it. I was told if I send my account info for the car with total balance, starting balance, payment details, blah blah they would add it. Uploaded that and was told they do not add accounts manually. Just looking for any advice as this is going on 6 months now and id like them to accurately report.
The CRAs are not set up to accept disputes online regarding an account that exists but isn't being reported. It could be that the tradeline is either mistakenly mapped to someone else's profile or this is the start of a split file.
Since Chase has confirmed that they are (correctly) reporting the account, I can think of 2 options:
1) try submitting a formal dispute in writing to Experian regarding the missing tradeline
2) File a CFPB complaint against Experian stating that a) Chase has confirmed they are reporting the tradeline and has sent 4 related requests to Experian to correctly report it, and b) you have unsuccessfully contacted Experian 6 times attempting to get this resolved.
If you have exact dates and if you have copies of correspondence it will help your case, as well as mentioning (if true) that EQ and TU are both correctly reporting the tradeline.
Having a similar issue before with Citibank correctly reporting a tradeline that TU was not reporting I was ultimately successful with option #2.
@coldfusion wrote:The CRAs are not set up to accept disputes online regarding an account that exists but isn't being reported. It could be that the tradeline is either mistakenly mapped to someone else's profile or this is the start of a split file.
Since Chase has confirmed that they are (correctly) reporting the account, I can think of 2 options:
1) try submitting a formal dispute in writing to Experian regarding the missing tradeline
2) File a CFPB complaint against Experian stating that a) Chase has confirmed they are reporting the tradeline and has sent 4 related requests to Experian to correctly report it, and b) you have unsuccessfully contacted Experian 6 times attempting to get this resolved.
If you have exact dates and if you have copies of correspondence it will help your case, as well as mentioning (if true) that EQ and TU are both correctly reporting the tradeline.
Having a similar issue before with Citibank correctly reporting a tradeline that TU was not reporting I was ultimately successful with option #2.
Awesome, thank you for the advice. I will for sure give this a try after the holiday weekend