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CAs can only report under "collections".
OCs report under "accounts".
Yes, it makes a difference to scoring how they are reported.
Accounts in the "collection" section are only scored as collections. The age, util, etc aren't considered. Under the accounts section, these things are considered in scoring.
Thanks for your response.....now I am sure you know my next question...lol
How do I correct this? Meaning if a collection agency showing under accounts? What are my steps to take?
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ReallyTrying09 wrote:Thanks for your response.....now I am sure you know my next question...lol
How do I correct this? Meaning if a collection agency showing under accounts? What are my steps to take?
First, is this account beyond SOL or paid? You don't want to start working on an account that is not beyond SOL, not paid, and you can not PIF.
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Status as of [?] Feb, 2009
Date opened [?] Jun, 2006
Date of last activity [?] Feb, 2007
Date closed [?] Not Reported
Account number [?] Not Reported
Loan type [?] Not Reported
Largest past balance [?] $1,680
Terms [?] Not Reported
Account Type [?] Revolving
Account holder [?] Individual
Scheduled payment amount [?] $0
I am having a hard time with this....I found out this is a credit card that was created from a medical bill that I owed. I never agreed to having the card but remember the offer being made to me by phone. I have removed 2 credit agency that were reporting this debt but, Plains Commerce is acting as the OC (not sure what steps to take with them). Any suggestions??
Plains Commerce is an OC. They are the issuer of that "CC" that you were offered.
A friend got the same offer and accepted because it was within SOL and a large balance. She knew she'd be sued, so this was the best option for her.
So, they offered the card, you refused, and now this is on your report? Is it showing late payments, CO, what?
Has the debt this originated from been PIF yet?
If not, I see two routes you could possibly take.
1) Call them up, explain you did not accept this card, never received it in the mail, etc and try to negotiate with them that if they remove this listing and open a new account and put this debt on it, then you will accept it and make the payments as required.
2) Call them up, explain you did not accept this card, never received it, etc and that either they remove it or you will file complaints with your AG and the BBB. In your view, opening an CC account without your prior permission is the same as ID theft.
Regarding the Plains Commerce issue...I received a response from a DV letter that I sent ro Resurgent Capitol Services basically, saying they having taking the necessary measures so that I will not be contacted anymore.
But at the top of the letter it has this:
Previous Creditor : Plains Commerence Bank
Current Creditor:Ascent Card Services
Does this mean that OC is now Ascent Services because the bought the debit Plains Commerce???
Plains Commerce is reporting me on my credit and I was going to call them today until received this in the mail.
What should I do???
Thanks in advance
Ascent Card Services is owned by the same company that Resurgent is owned by based on the information I turned up doing a google search on them.