Hello!
So, Feb 25th I wrote up my GW letters. For the BofA one, I fired it off to a couple execs via email that same day. Sent 3 physical copies to addresses listed from the bureaus on Feb 27th. Received a call & voicemail on March 1st to call them back. Called back multiples times almost every day, and leaving voicemails, until March 6th when the lady finally called back and shot the request down in flames.
For Cap1, sent 3 physical copies on Feb 27th to addresses provided by the bureaus. Emailed it to 3 execs on March 3rd. On March 10th, I got a call from Cap1 and spoke to some guy. He asked what happened and I gave him the run down. He seemed pretty sympathetic and willing to help so I was a tiny bit hopeful. Told me he'd see what he could do and call early the following week. On March 14th, I got a call and voicemail from a senior account manager asking for a call back. Called back the following day, March 15th, and a different senior account manager shot that letter down to hell. Then I got a rejection letter from them that same day in the mail.
So, what's the best course of action now? I read the saturation method but kinda confused with it.
@RopeIsGettingShorter the saturation method is that you dont give up and you keep sending letters every month
Yep....that's pretty much all you can do.
Bummer about the rejections!
Donkort, I expected it after reading that most people get shot down on the first attempt. I was a little optimistic with Cap1 since I've been with them for almost 19 years and the guy that initially called seemed pretty willing to help. Just have to try again...and again.