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I have a paid medical collection, paid to to CA, not the OC. However the CA is a wholly owned subsidiary of the OC. I read somewhere that hipaa process doesn't work if you paid the CA, is that true? They have already responded to a dipuste that "meets FCRA guidelines" but I thought that there was some part of the hipaa laws that said once the debt is paid they have no valid reason to continue adverse reporting of the collection account. Anyone have any thoughts on this? I had posted previously on this topic in October, but the mods deleted the answer that was provided to me by another user. Any advice would be appreciated.
I had a prior collection that I paid through the CA, and it was removed through the HIPAA process. I find that EX is the toughest though.
@Anonymous wrote:I have a paid medical collection, paid to to CA, not the OC. However the CA is a wholly owned subsidiary of the OC. I read somewhere that hipaa process doesn't work if you paid the CA, is that true? They have already responded to a dipuste that "meets FCRA guidelines" but I thought that there was some part of the hipaa laws that said once the debt is paid they have no valid reason to continue adverse reporting of the collection account. Anyone have any thoughts on this? I had posted previously on this topic in October, but the mods deleted the answer that was provided to me by another user. Any advice would be appreciated.
Just to clarify why the information was removed the deleted text is copyrighted material that cannot be reproduced verbatim on the FICO Forums.
From a BK years ago to:
EX - 9/09 pulled by lender 802, EQ - 10/10-813, TU - 10/10-774
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