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I have rebuilt my credit. I've bought a house, I've been able to get a car loan for a decent rate, opened a few credit cards but this is looming over me. To the tune of about $4300. Long story short I lost my hubby in 2011. Somewhere along the way, I decided I wanted to become independent and get my own cell plan. Then I defaulted. I honestly have no idea why it's that amount but here we are. During the process of buying my house the two collections aside from this one I had I was able to settle for less. I have tried a few different times to do that with Unifin to no avail. The amounts they want a month are out of my budget. Does anyone have any suggestions? On my credit report, it shows this collection was opened with Unifin in June of 2019. However, I feel was earlier than that. So I don't want to wait 7 years for it to hopefully be removed. Does anyone have any history with paying for less? The guy just offered me about 936 a month. That's not in my budget. Any suggestions?
If this has not passed the SOL leave it alone as you dont have the funds. Once the SOL passes then you can settle for less as they could not get a successful judgment. It is considered a written contract for SOL purposes. When the time comes you could make a deal with Verizon to settle in exchange for recalling the collection.
Is this on your report(s)?
Do you know what the date of first delinquency is? (from Verizon, not the CA date)






















I apologize what does SOL mean?
Jefferson had it for a while and then Unifin has had it for probably 6 months or so.
@musicalmom wrote:I apologize what does SOL mean?
Jefferson had it for a while and then Unifin has had it for probably 6 months or so.
Statute of Limitations, each state sets the time periods a creditor can use the courts to recover money.
Yes, it is on my report. It still shows Jefferson but Unifin has it. June 3, 2019. But I'm sure that's not the original date?
I just did a quick google and VA SOL says 6 years.
I would bet it is older if Jefferson passed it on. You should be able to get Jefferson off your report if they do not have it any longer.






















It shows it opened June 2019 on my report. I don't know if that's older or not? I still have about 4 years for it to be removed.
Several of these communication companies keep their accounts open until paid in full. If you remember your account information, try entering your account and pay a modest amount until paid off. After all, if you are honestly trying to pay, this is an option. Companies want to be paid regardless of how you do it. Once paid, you know the rest. If your account is closed you may have no choice but to pay.