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@haulingthescoreup wrote:
It might have been a display error, or a problem when they pulled the report in the first place.
I'd start by calling PenFed and asking what they show on their end.
Hope they can untangle it.
Hey, congrats, 100 posts!
sammyfire2001
Regular Contributor
Posts: 100
Registered: 03-12-2008
Thanks Hauling!
@haulingthescoreup wrote:Hope they can untangle it. Hey, congrats, 100 posts!
sammyfire2001 Regular Contributor Posts: 100 Registered: 03-12-2008
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smallfry wrote:
I would not have disputed the inquiry with Equifax. I would have called Penfed and escalated the phone call to a supervisor and explained the situation to them. They could have removed the duplicate inquiry. Obviously you got a less than knowledgeable CSR the first time you called.
Disputing inquiries can lead to extended fraud alerts of up to 7 years on all three of your credit reports.