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If Credit One will not recall collection before you pay, your best best is to pay LVNV and get it over it
What they told you is probably right, they do not own the debt but are "contracted" to collect on Credit One's behalf in exchange for percentage of the payment.
If you pay, getting GW removal from LVNV will be close to impossible, their reporting will stay, even if you somehow got Credit One to GW CO
So, only a couple of options here
Pay collection and be done
Continue with asking politely (do not "request") Credit One recalls collection, pay them directly, then even more politely start GW campaign.
Regardless of what you chose to do , do not dispute, they obviously have all the information needed to verify the debt
Good luck
@Remedios wrote:If Credit One will not recall collection before you pay, your best best is to pay LVNV and get it over it
What they told you is probably right, they do not own the debt but are "contracted" to collect on Credit One's behalf in exchange for percentage of the payment.
If you pay, getting GW removal from LVNV will be close to impossible, their reporting will stay, even if you somehow got Credit One to GW CO
So, only a couple of options here
Pay collection and be done
Continue with asking politely (do not "request") Credit One recalls collection, pay them directly, then even more politely start GW campaign.
Regardless of what you chose to do , do not dispute, they obviously have all the information needed to verify the debt
Good luck
Thank you! I will try to politely ask a couple more times, then if they continue to say no, I will just bite the bullet and pay the debt. Fingers-crossed!
I had some of the same issues with them along with many others after I had some health problems a few years ago.
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No this isn’t a plug for them but I had called, emailed, and mailed and did everything I could to settle with LVNV and I got the same response: we can’t delete anything .. which isn’t true.
Every company that reports to the credit bureaus has a universal indicator form that they can send in that has a delete box right in it.
I tried very hard with many companies to pay my debt after I got back on my feet as long as they deleted the negative information. Only two creditors did so.
The rest were deleted for violating FCRA reporting rules, including Credit One and LVNV Funding.
Good luck.
@Remedios wrote:If Credit One will not recall collection before you pay, your best best is to pay LVNV and get it over it
What they told you is probably right, they do not own the debt but are "contracted" to collect on Credit One's behalf in exchange for percentage of the payment.
If you pay, getting GW removal from LVNV will be close to impossible, their reporting will stay, even if you somehow got Credit One to GW CO
So, only a couple of options here
Pay collection and be done
Continue with asking politely (do not "request") Credit One recalls collection, pay them directly, then even more politely start GW campaign.
Regardless of what you chose to do , do not dispute, they obviously have all the information needed to verify the debt
Good luck
Credit One no longer owns the account.
The letter says that “Credit One Bank no longer has a financial interest in this account” and “All debt collection communications from Credit One Bank regarding this credit card ceased when the account was sold to the above-listed third-party agency.”
LVNV might be collecting for Resurgent.
It makes no difference, but it's Resurgent that collects on behalf of LVNV
LVNV (debt buyer) buys debt in bulk, then "subcontracts" other collection agencies to collect on their behalf in exchange for payment percentage.
They use Resurgent mostly for CC and medical debt.
@Remedios wrote:It makes no difference, but it's Resurgent that collects on behalf of LVNV
LVNV (debt buyer) buys debt in bulk, then "subcontracts" other collection agencies to collect on their behalf in exchange for payment percentage.
They use Resurgent mostly for CC and medical debt.
So should I contact resurgent? Or don't bother and just pay and goodwill it?
I'll back up what @Remedios said. Your not going to get anywhere with LVNV. Just pay it so it quits reporting each month. Paid is better than owed in the eyes of future creditors. Fix the present so the future looks better. Good Luck!
Resurgent is who you'd be paying to because they are collecting on behalf of LVNV
As far as PFD from them, it's almost impossible.
You cant keep trying if you wish, I would not expect too much from it, though.