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Anybody know how long it takes for them to delete and for the delete to be effective?
I emailed Carol and she was gracious enough to agree to delete on payment and I paid it today. Any ideas?
They report to the credit bureau every Monday. After I confirmed that they deleted, I checked my reports again at the end of the week (that Friday) and the collection was gone. I would say it should be gone within the week.
@Anonymous wrote:
We have no proof that email will be accepted in court as a paper trail. Any one can send email in any name & it has no siggy.
I agree, valid point, but you sound as if you're against the email bit. I only email regarding deletion and I'm a testament that email has worked. I guess the only difference to that statement with me is that I also have letters sent to me verifying the deletes from each company. I don't know if this is standard and that is what the CA's do to everyone requesting deletion, but I did request it, so in the event of them returning, I have both the email and letter as verification. As always, good luck to all!
could you possibly PM me the email contact info for IC Systems as well?? Really hoping to get a PFD on a small ($160) account
Thanks!!!
Value wrote:
I was told IC system has a website... I gave the guy my cell # and told him to call me back on Monday. At that time, I'll get the site. Meanwhile why not post the emails and numbers to help others on their mission?
Never give out your personal number. Never call a CA. Never trust a CA. They most always record the call. Also, CAs are never good for their word. There are stories after stories after stories in here of CAs promising to delete, for example, and and later renegging on that promise. That's why we tell people to avoid the phone. Keep everything in writing.
Per the rules of this forum we can't post anyone's personal or direct business e-mail, but feel feel free to PM each other back and forth with that info. Or if you find a website that lists that info, and that website doesn't violate the TOS of this site in anyway, then feel free to post that too.
IMO, avoid the e-mail too. Some (certainly not all) courts have been known to reject e-mail correspondence because it can be fudged. Keep everything via US mail CMRRR when it comes to CAs.