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I see everyone talking about what they are doing to get stuff paid off. Where are you finding the info to know what to do? I cant find it for some reason
My credit score according to credit karma is 513
I have 18 negatives on m credit report totalling $8100
I have 2 things that are going to fall off at the end of this year. should i let them fall off? One is Charter for $70 from 2006 but i am currently using Charter service in my home. With good credit on the current account.
should i start paying off the newest accounts in collections or start with the oldest?
That one from Charter should already be gone, or at least gone by next month. As far as what to tackle, can you give a little more information?
But just to throw something out there, I would deal with what is within the SOL of your state first, that is if you have the means to take care of it. You don't want to "poke the bear" if you are not prepared to deal with it.
See if you can give us some info on your CR, then we can hopefully formulate a plan of attack.
what information do you need? I cant figure out how to upload my spread sheet to my reply and copy and paste isnt working well
Creditor Amount owed Original company date falls off
AFNI $585 Verizon Aug 2015
Amcol $288 Tanner Medical Nov 2019
Amcol $1387 Tanner Medical April 2020
Amcol $54 Tanner Medical April 2020
Ameriassist HR $76 American Disposale Aug 2019
Amsher $363 CB&T Aug 2015
ARS Account res $267 Primary care March 2016
Capitol One $0 Capitol One Doesnt give one
CBT $970 CBT Feb 2015
Commonwealth Fin $619 Emergency Phys Nov 2014
Credit management $70 Charter Dec 2014
Enhanced Recovery $1613 Sprint Dec 2018
First collection svcs $84 City of Thomaston Oct 2016
First Premier $436 First premier May 2020
Med Busi Consult $14 Team Health Nov 2014
Revenue recovery $105 Upson emerg May 2019
Stallings $164 Atlanta perinatel April 2017
Stellar recov $1116 Comcast May 2019
i see the ones that have such a low balance and think oh i could pay those off quick. but then they will fall off in a few months to a yr and i wonder if it's really worth it
@blu_i_hen wrote:Creditor Amount owed Original company date falls off
AFNI $585 Verizon Aug 2015
Amcol $288 Tanner Medical Nov 2019
Amcol $1387 Tanner Medical April 2020
Amcol $54 Tanner Medical April 2020
Ameriassist HR $76 American Disposale Aug 2019
Amsher $363 CB&T Aug 2015
ARS Account res $267 Primary care March 2016
Capitol One $0 Capitol One Doesnt give one
CBT $970 CBT Feb 2015
Commonwealth Fin $619 Emergency Phys Nov 2014
Credit management $70 Charter Dec 2014
Enhanced Recovery $1613 Sprint Dec 2018
First collection svcs $84 City of Thomaston Oct 2016
First Premier $436 First premier May 2020
Med Busi Consult $14 Team Health Nov 2014
Revenue recovery $105 Upson emerg May 2019
Stallings $164 Atlanta perinatel April 2017
Stellar recov $1116 Comcast May 2019
The first thing to do is put like accounts into groups (Medical, Utility, Credit Card, etc) and work on 1 group at a time starting with the newest. For all your medical CAs I would recommend you Google search the HIPAA Process and contact its creator for help with those we cant discuss it on this board. If you have the funds to deal with CAs inside the SOL then I would DV them and see what their response is. Your first line of defense is never to just pay it or offer PFD its your last option. Anything scheduled to drop within the next year I would leave alone and just let it age off.
Adding: You want to be working from hard copies of your CRs that you order directly from each CRA, hard copies have all the valuable info you will need (these things are not disclosed on online reports).
Credit Management will delete once paid in full and a goodwill letter is sent asking them to.
A friend of mine set up a payment with Enhanced Recovery and they said they would delete once she finished paying them off.
@gdale6 wrote:The first thing to do is put like accounts into groups (Medical, Utility, Credit Card, etc) and work on 1 group at a time starting with the newest. For all your medical CAs I would recommend you Google search the HIPAA Process and contact its creator for help with those we cant discuss it on this board. If you have the funds to deal with CAs inside the SOL then I would DV them and see what their response is. Your first line of defense is never to just pay it or offer PFD its your last option. Anything scheduled to drop within the next year I would leave alone and just let it age off.
Adding: You want to be working from hard copies of your CRs that you order directly from each CRA, hard copies have all the valuable info you will need (these things are not disclosed on online reports).
You mean like call the credit agencies and request them to mail me a copy? what is DV i can kinda figure out the rest of the abbreviations.
AFNI will delete after full payment with a letter asking them to.
Stellar Recovery is the same.