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The best approach is NOT to ask for deletion of the account if its age is greater than your current avg age of accounts. Ask for deletion of only the derogatory information, and thus retain the age of the account if it helps your AAoA.
If the OC reported negative information to the CRA on their account with you, you send them a GW relating to their reporting.
If the debt collector also reported a collection, you must separately send a GW to them related to their reporting.
They are separate reportings by different parties, and neither party has the authority to delete information reported by the other.
Yes, if the CA is reporting this paid debt, then send the GW letter to the CA.
I have in the past, just called the CA instead of mailing a letter. When calling ask for a supervisor or a manager, then if they tell you no,you'll have a name to mail a GW letter to.
IMO, timing is everything when calling. Mondays people are not that friendly to deal with, it's their 1st day back to work, after the weekend.Just think about it, working at a CA, can not be the friendest place or easiest place to work.
Now on Fridays, people are in a happier mood, maybe it's payday for them or they are thinking about time off for the weekend and getting away from the office.This has worked for me in the past, so I thought I would share this with all of you.Good Luck
ok so an example would be a phone bill has a SOL of 2 years. It is do to come off in 3-4 years. Do I need to send a GW letter asking to have it deleted if paid or pay to delete the derog info?
@rainbowbrite wrote:ok so an example would be a phone bill has a SOL of 2 years. It is do to come off in 3-4 years. Do I need to send a GW letter asking to have it deleted if paid or pay to delete the derog info?
If you have an unpaid debt, you need to send a PFD. If you paid it and it reports $0, then send a GW.