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SGB1070 wrote:Okay, just pulled EX and it does not provide an estimated drop-off date for the TL.Contacted TU/TrueCredit via phone and they inform me that the derog. CO will stay on my report as long as it has a balance. Once I pay it off, then the 7 years will begin (and conversely, as I specifically asked her, if I never pay it off, it will be there indefinitely!). I told her I didn't think this was accurate but didn't want to argue with quite possibly a phone jockey.So, where do I go from here? How do I determine when (and if) it will drop off and am I even understanding the definitions correctly?Thanks in advance for your gracious help!
Trans Union Customer Relations
P.O. Box 34012
Fullerton, CA92831
Dear: Trans Union Customer Relations
This letter is a formal request to remove outdated information from my credit report. For easy reference, I've enclosed a copy of the 3 bureau merged credit report that your organization provided me on 12/03/2003 with the outdated items circled in red. This shows that my date of first delinquency on this account occurred 120 late as of August 2000. I've also attached a current Credit report as of 3/25//08 showing the collection agencies reporting data. Since this information is outdate as of 7 years and 7 months I ask that you remove the following line items listed below.
Original Act owned: by Beneficial/ HFC Act number 210170xxx
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Fan Distributing ACCT: Z2117040050xxxx
In accordance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Section 605 [15 U.S.C. § 1681c] "Running of Reporting Period", as of December 29, 1997, reporting periods only run 7 or 10 years depending on the type of information. In my case, the information in question expired as of August 2007.
I respectfully ask you to investigate my claim and if you find my claim to be valid then I expect you to immediately remove the outdated items identified in this letter and any additional outdated items that you discover during your investigation. Furthermore, after correcting my credit file, I request that you forward a corrected copy of my credit report to me at the address listed at the top of this letter.
Finally, if your investigation determines the information is not outdated, I respectfully request you forward to me a description of the procedure used to determine the accuracy and completeness of the item in question. In accordance with the FCRA I respectfully request you forward this information within 15 days of the completion of your re-investigation.
Thank you for your consideration and cooperation in resolving this matter.
Sincerely,
@SGB1070 wrote:Okay, just pulled EX and it does not provide an estimated drop-off date for the TL.Contacted TU/TrueCredit via phone and they inform me that the derog. CO will stay on my report as long as it has a balance. Once I pay it off, then the 7 years will begin (and conversely, as I specifically asked her, if I never pay it off, it will be there indefinitely!). I told her I didn't think this was accurate but didn't want to argue with quite possibly a phone jockey.So, where do I go from here? How do I determine when (and if) it will drop off and am I even understanding the definitions correctly?Thanks in advance for your gracious help!