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Question about Capital One and Discover lates

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Anonymous
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Question about Capital One and Discover lates

Hello,

 

I have a question about some lates appearing on my reports. I understand that I have a "negative account" with both Capital One and Discover, but how are those accounts affecting my scores? Is it applying as one negative tradeline, meaning I have 1 late with Capital One and 1 late with Discover or is each 30, 60, 90, etc. counted as a "late payment"?

 

Here are some photos for reference: (Capital One - up / Discover - down)

 

Cap1.PNGDiscover.PNG

 

What can I do to have these removed from my report?

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FireMedic1
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Re: Question about Capital One and Discover lates

Unfortunately they are there to stay for 7 yrs and list as a charge off. Someone may pop in soon. I think, not sure. When lates are grouped like they are. They all come off as a group. But I cant remember exactly how it works. Robert EG or someone else will know. Wish I had better insight. But lates that long are killers to your score for the long run. Sorry.


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RobertEG
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Re: Question about Capital One and Discover lates

You apparently have multiple chains of account delinquency.

Each chain begins with its own initial date of first delinquency, and continues until the account is later paid back into good standing.

If a new first delinquency then occurs, it establishes a new chain of delinquency with its own, separate date of first delinquency.

 

All monthly delinquencies in a common chain will be excluded by the CRA no later than 7 years from the date of initial delinquency of that common chain.

 

If a CO is reported, the exclusion is slightly different.  The reporting of the CO becomes excluded no later than 7 years plus 180 days from the date of first delinquency.  However, the CRAs will normally exclude at 7 years from the DOFD, which essentially treats the reported CO the same as a monthly delinquency exclusion.

 

To obtain removal earlier than the exclusion date, you must obtain a good-will deletion reported by the creditor.

Creditors are normally reluctant to grant deletion of accurate information, but give it a go.......

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Anonymous
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Re: Question about Capital One and Discover lates

Is there any real way to know how low it will keep my scores? Are 700s even attainable with something like that reporting?

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FireMedic1
Community Leader
Mega Contributor

Re: Question about Capital One and Discover lates

Well I have the worst baddie anyone can have. A BK. Keep paying your bills on time as these lates age. If you dont have an intallment loan. Self lender may help. Time is your best friend for now. For rebuilding. I took the Debit card route. I had no cards for almost 10yrs by choice. Cut them all up. Since BK I treat my cards like a debit card. If I dont have the money. I dont charge it. If I want something, save for it, use the card for the cash back and pay it off. If something serious happens to me. I have enough credit to handle that emergency. Time flies by. It will be a distant memory in time. Best of luck!

 

As for 700. Your accounts will age and the lates will age too. May be slow go but in time it can't go anywhere but up now. And no more lates.


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