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Repo-ed
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Re: Pissed off

Yes, paying on the account resets SOL.

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Message 11 of 22
jadeite788
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Re: Pissed off

So if it resets the SOL, then in Pennsylvania  the SOL is 5 years.  This was paid off in January 2008.   I currently live in Texas where the SOL is 4 years.


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Message 12 of 22
llecs
Moderator Emeritus

Re: Pissed off

If you paid it off, then there is no SOL. It's paid off.

Message 13 of 22
jadeite788
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Re: Pissed off

So then the question is why is this still on my credit report. 


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Message 14 of 22
llecs
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Re: Pissed off

SOL has nothing to do with reporting. SOL is the time frame they have to sue. The reporting time period is 7-7.5 yrs and is called CRTP (credit reporting time period). It's set by the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

 

You said it isn't reporting as a CO or a CA. As RobertEG mentioned, is it a negative? Maybe it's a positive account, which can report for longer and actually help your credit.

Message 15 of 22
jadeite788
Established Contributor

Re: Pissed off

its negative because I have 18 late payments before 2008.  So its hurting me than helping.


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Message 16 of 22
rckstrscott
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Re: Pissed off


@jadeite788 wrote:

its negative because I have 18 late payments before 2008.  So its hurting me than helping.


Unfortunately, my best guess is that each late will drop off when it the lates hit  7 years.. in sequential order.

 

-scott

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Message 17 of 22
jadeite788
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Re: Pissed off

uggghhhhhhh.....figures


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Message 18 of 22
Shogun
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Re: Pissed off

+1  If it's just lates that reporting, and it's not been charged off, each late has it's own CRTP which is 7 years.  Sorry.  Smiley Sad

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Message 19 of 22
jadeite788
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Re: Pissed off

it sucks because I wanted to get a house this year, and I don't have anyything really on my transunion credit report.  That is really hurting my score, and I really think its unfair.


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