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hi guys, im back with same old comenity bank charge off question.
I have paid it and portofolio removed, however i tried GW with comenity about 3 months now 20 letters every 3 weeks. I get response 50% of time. They respond every time that account does not belong to them anymore and to contact Portofolio Recovery. I dont know what to do about them. Also have anyone had any luck with removing Celtic bank off reports? I have 0 collections at the moment on file, all paid in full. Two charge offs mentioned above,and about 10 late payments for Cap1 auto/down from original 16. Trying to get scores high enoung to possibly get a house by this summer( end of it at least). Any input is greatly apreciated.
@martypav7 wrote:hi guys, im back with same old comenity bank charge off question.
I have paid it and portofolio removed, however i tried GW with comenity about 3 months now 20 letters every 3 weeks. I get response 50% of time. They respond every time that account does not belong to them anymore and to contact Portofolio Recovery. I dont know what to do about them. Also have anyone had any luck with removing Celtic bank off reports? I have 0 collections at the moment on file, all paid in full. Two charge offs mentioned above,and about 10 late payments for Cap1 auto/down from original 16. Trying to get scores high enoung to possibly get a house by this summer( end of it at least). Any input is greatly apreciated.
Without sharing personal details, what is the substance of the GW letter request?
Maybe someone with experience with GW success could make some suggestions for changing the copy of the letter.
@martypav7 wrote:hi guys, im back with same old comenity bank charge off question.
I have paid it and portofolio removed, however i tried GW with comenity about 3 months now 20 letters every 3 weeks. I get response 50% of time. They respond every time that account does not belong to them anymore and to contact Portofolio Recovery. I dont know what to do about them. Also have anyone had any luck with removing Celtic bank off reports? I have 0 collections at the moment on file, all paid in full. Two charge offs mentioned above,and about 10 late payments for Cap1 auto/down from original 16. Trying to get scores high enoung to possibly get a house by this summer( end of it at least). Any input is greatly apreciated.
Look at your reports. If the accounts has a $0 balance reported. Then yes they dont own it anymore. It was sold to PR. They got paid for the CO's. If there is a balance then they certainly do own it. With the late payments. Were they all in a row. Or spread out in groups. And please list them. 30, 60, 90, 120 day lates. You'll want all past debts PIF before house hunting. And we need your FICO scores for now.
@martypav7 wrote:
@collics Thats hard to believe. I had 6 charge off on my account all charged off September thru December 2017 but only Comenity bank and Celtc bank/Indigo remain. All other were removed after i paid CA. Only things what throws me off is when I contact them, they say they dont have account in their file since its sold.
You can have them removed, but its up to the creditor. Nothing forces them to remove it legally until you have hit the 7 yrs and 180s. Them removing it because they did it themselves, through GWLs or by dispute, thats them doing it, not because they were required to. If they choose not to, you are stuck with them until they fall off and the age mark.
Creditors will often choose to voluntarily delete their account reporting after they sell a delinquent debt.
While they are only required after sale of the debt to update the current balance to $0, they can no longer monitor the current status of the debt with the new owner after they sell it, and as a business practice, choose to simply delete in order to avoid the consumer confusion accompanying lack of update of status from its final delinquency status with them if the consumer should later pay the debt to the new owner.
Deletion removes any possibility of having to later investigate any consumer dispute.