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Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

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IrishPM
Frequent Contributor

Re: Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

I had success with them deleting after paying them. However, you have to be aggressive and not be intimidated by their reps. I went so far as having some ink stamps created to put a restrictive endorsement on the back of the cashier's checks I sent them basically telling them that 'cashing or depositing this check constitutes acceptance of the terms and conditions agreed upon between payor and payee'...It worked. They deleted all trade lines and my score jumped about 90 points.....

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silentdance
Valued Member

Re: Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

I would love the exec's contact info as well. The reps I've dealt with are not helpful at all.


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Message 12 of 28
RobertEG
Legendary Contributor

Re: Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

I would suggest that reliance on higher exec level agreement to accept PFDs is not a magic bullet.

Many CAs have policies not to grant PFDs and GWs.  And why?  Because they enter into credit reporting agreements with the CRAs, one guideline of which is that a credtior/CA is NOT to delete prior, accurate information based on subsquent payment payment of the debt. 

Underlings are usually bound by this policy, if it is corporate.

Sure, higher level execs can grant exceptions, but what does that tell their underlings?  It is a policy, but not really a policy?

And if an the exception is granted, as most seem to seek, from the CEO. what does that tell to others down the branches of the management organization.

If I were a creditor. I would do all possible to never let individual consumer requests for deletion arise to corporate management level.  They hire and pay subordintes to make those determinations

 

 

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Anonymous
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an Re: Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

can someone please pm me the information...thanks

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k_dub01
Valued Member

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Me too! Me too! Smiley Happy
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army_ofone
Member

Re: Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

If someone could please send me the information as well, that would be greatly appreciated.  I'm over in Iraq and trying to get my credit straight before I go home!

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Sactoflynn
Established Member

Re: Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

Can someone send PM to me as well the exec's name?  Thanks


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Anonymous
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Re: Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

I would love to get the info for your contact. I am in a payment arrangement with them and it's almost paid off. I've talked to several reps to have the account deleted with no success.

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Anonymous
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Re: Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

Congrats!

 

Can you PM the info as well. thanks!

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credicrunch
Member

Re: Portfolio Recovery...Help Please!

Hello,

 

I saw your post regarding the "restrictive endorsment". Would you possibly be able to tell me where you had the stamps created and the exact wording? As I am trying to get a Portfolio Recovery account deleted.

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