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He put in his forum to save the signed copy of the letter.
Send the DV letter CMRRR, save your CM receipt, save your RRR green card when it comes back, save your USPS receipt (CM # is on it), photocopy your signed DV letter and save that. Also include a reference line at the top of your letter.
So, I should not sign
ok thanks for your help
I split your post to form a new thread within Rebuilding Your Credit.
Problem is I think the debt is outside of SOL but I'm not sure( if not it's within a year I think) The CA is ER solutions and they are collecting for another CA called Asset Acceptance LLC. The original creditor was First National Bank of Marin(who was bought by yet another CA called Sherman Financial in 2005)
The total balance is 609 but they offered 365 as payment in full, I can pay it if needed, I have worked hard to clean up my credit after quitting drinking 3 years ago. MyTU fico is 748,EQ fico 730 EX fako plus 711.
My question is am I putting myself in any risk by requesting DV?
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This debt does not show up on any of three CRA reports. I can't find any proof that First National Bank of Marin is even still in business Could this mean they are just fishing ? Advice will be much appreciated, Thanks
missmoney-bags wrote:
silly thought..I had an 80/20 loan (mortgage) and both it resulted in a foreclosure. Both banks have gone under, do you think a DV would work in this instance to have these removed?
DV letters are only for CAs. So, if a CA is trying to collect, you can send that CA a DV letter. However, I would not do that if you are inside SOL.
I had been lurking a while here and finally decided to give everything I learned fro here a shot. Sent out several DV letters. Today I received my first response back from Arrow for 450.00. They could not validate and were closing the account and all collection activities. Hoping to hear from the others. Thanks again for everyone's contribution on this forum, you are helping make a difference in folks lives whether you realize it or not
I have a collection account for a tradeline I never applied for.
I have requested copies of the application and any invoices associated with the tradeline from BOA which was opened in 2005. They are unable to provide this information, I have a response from them stating this. The account went late shortly after it was opened. In Oct 2008 it was charged off and sent to a CA- Portfolio recovery. BOA shows charged off $0 balance.
I concurrently sent a letter of dispute in relation to BOA and CA to all 3 bureaus. The item shows disputed and was not removed. How do I prove that I didnt apply for something? No one can provide evidence that I did apply.
The the CA will not remove the item, they have been horrible- run me thru vm and other agents unwillling to help and eventually had a manager hang up on me while being rude.
So I have a OC who cant provide any documentation, a CA who will not help and all 3 CRAs not removing the disputed item? Where do I go from here?
Sorry just learning my acronyms here...
I sent a DV letter to Asset Acceptance CMRRR that they received and signed for on June 1, 2010. Today, I received another collection letter from them that was dated June 3, 2010 (obviously 2 days after they received my DV letter). How should I proceed??
@smb0730 wrote:I sent a DV letter to Asset Acceptance CMRRR that they received and signed for on June 1, 2010. Today, I received another collection letter from them that was dated June 3, 2010 (obviously 2 days after they received my DV letter). How should I proceed??
There is a possibility that they received your letter late on the 1st and that the letter dated June 3rd was already in their automated process. I seriously doubt a judge is going to hold them accountable for that.