Its the first 30 day late that led to the CO status. Not the last payment date. Look on your reports. If your within the 61 day window. Dispute it online and it should be gone. Good Luck!
@bass_playr wrote:how do you recommend disputing it? The reason, I mean.
TU EE is 6 months prior to date of first delinquency. I just did this for 2 COs and about to do it for a collection. Go on their website and click dispute and click "other" as reason for dispute. I wrote in early exclusion or what have you. It did it within minutes.
@bass_playr wrote:I did this three days ago for the last 2 late pays showing in my TU report. Both are within the 6 month window. Have no response from them about it other than to say they will look at my dispute. I did it online. Everyone keeps saying it is removed quickly....I wonder what's different in my case. Both are 30 day lates from April and May 2016. Guess I'll just have to wait it out
Interesting... I wonder what the hold up is. Any update?
@bass_playr wrote:I'm glad that some of y'all are seeing success...It's now been two weeks or so since I requested EE. Nothing has been done, there's no change on my report and TU says the dispute is still pending. I've never seen an EE request go like this for TU.
Can anyone tell me the phone number to call TU for EE? Thanks
@bass_playr phone number for TransUnion as listed by them on my dispute letter finally received 1-800-916-8800 hours of 8am - 11pm Monday -Friday, Hours of 8am - 5pm on Saturdays and Sundays (all Eastern Time)
EDIT: My successful dispute was done by saying the item (one 30 day late in June 2016) was "too old" to be reported, they wiped the whole account off my TU report and it gave me a 39 point bump ( I was surprised at the bump).
