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Anonymous
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Who's right?

Experian, Equifax and TransUnion have different estimated fall off dates, who's right? 
 
 
1st Account
 
EXPERIAN
This account is scheduled to continue on record until Apr 2009
 
TRANSUNION
Estimated date that this item will be removed:   01/2009
 
EQUIFAX
Date of First Delinquency:

07/2002 

 
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2nd Account
 
TRANSUNION
Estimated date that this item will be removed:   04/2009
 
EQUIFAX
Date of First Delinquency: 05/2002 
 
EXPERIAN
Dont have one for this account, why?
 
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3rd Account
 
EXPERIAN
This account is scheduled to continue on record until Dec 2008
 
EQUIFAX
Dont report this one, why?
 
EXPERIAN
Dont report this one, why?
 
 


Message Edited by John_NM on 08-25-2008 09:31 PM
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Anonymous
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Re: Who's right?

On #1 your getting a deal if the DDOFD is correct the removal date should be June 09
 
# 2 is correct- the DOFD and removal dates match up (7 years)
 
#3 No idea
 
On EQ reports- look at the DOLA field- as this is what eq uses for FCRA compliance date...
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Anonymous
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Re: Who's right?



John_NM wrote:
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2nd Account
 
EXPERIAN
Dont have one for this account, why?
____________________________________________________________________________________
EQUIFAX
Dont report this one, why?
 
EXPERIAN
Dont report this one, why?

Message Edited by John_NM on 08-25-2008 09:31 PM

Some creditors only report to one or two of the CRAs, they don't all report to all the CRAs.
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Anonymous
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Re: Who's right?

My EQ reports for the DOLA field states N/A.... This is a good thing right?
 
One reports a 1/2009 DOFD  and the other reports 4/2009. Which one should I pay attention too?
 
Thanks guys.
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RobertEG
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Re: Who's right?

The falloff date under the FCRA for a CA or collection is 7 years plus six months from the DOFD.
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Anonymous
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Re: Who's right?

Six months!!!! Darn it, but thanks for answering
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