Thanks for the docketing info! I'll start the ball rolling on that Monday. Regardless, if I can get the dates changed or no,t it's good to know that I have a possiblity of getting early exclusion on judgements as well.
From what I read on this forum you can get a judgement vacated if he was improperly served. You can request the service info from the court where the Judgement was placed. I, like Rebuilding, didn't show up for my court date because I assumed that being in contact and negotaiting payment was all I needed to do and judgement would be thrown out the window. Yeah I know, stupid.
Wow, if my judgement falling off netted me 66 points I would keel over. It's my last baddie and the only bad thing on all three reports so my fingers are crossed.
Experian is an interesting one. In my case, they seem to hang on to anything and everything. The other CA's dropped most of my stuff a few months early without me even having to request it. The only thing I had left was the judgement and one collection on Experian. I called them mid june to ask for early deletion of the collection( 2 months ealy) because I heard they would remove it 3 months early. They turned me down, but I was very polite and thanked them for their time when they told me to call back April 1. I called them July 1 and after being transfered once my collection was removd. The phone call took less than 5 minutes. It was due to fall of August 16 of this year. The number I called was 1-800-360-7580. Note this account was not my oldest account and it was shown as being in collections so I wasn't in danger of having my Aaofa taking a hit.
Oh, one last thing. I don't think it's odd that one report had collections info that another doesn't. They not only differ in how long they keep stuff( my point about Experian having a collection nobody else had) I also think it depends on who the collector reports the info to
I'll update if I get my judgement updated and EE. Otherwise Kaylavaand I will have our judgement removal day party April 16th of next year!
