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CAPITAL ONE (XXXXXXXXXXXX0797) | ||||||||||||||||||
Account opened: 11/2007 Description: Paid charge off
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CAPITAL ONE (XXXXXXXXXXXX7614) | ||||||||||||||||||
Account opened: 5/2012 Description: Credit card Amount in H/C column is credit limit
Score dropped 65 points and i dont unstand why all i asked was that they delete dispute comments. I had no opened disputes and have been paying on time so i dont understand |
Right out of the gate - that first CapOne account is probably what's the problem.
When was the last time you made a payment on this? When was it charged off? I don't know what state you're in but if it's outside the statute of limitations for collection, which varies from state to state, you might be able to dispute it as a "time-barred debt", meaning - it's so old, even if they sued you today, you could get the suit dropped because it's so old, again, based on state law, which varies from state to state.
To see what your state's statute of limitations is for credit card debt, see this page - http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/credit-card-state-statute-limitations-1282.php
It looks like the first account went from a dispute status to a charged-off status.
Accounts in dispute are supposed to be prevented from hurting your scores, so moving from disputed to charged off might be a big deal.
i disputed the 2 accounts 2 months ago the told me they werent changing anything i asked them to remove the comments thats all
@NancyLou wrote:Right out of the gate - that first CapOne account is probably what's the problem.
When was the last time you made a payment on this? When was it charged off? I don't know what state you're in but if it's outside the statute of limitations for collection, which varies from state to state, you might be able to dispute it as a "time-barred debt", meaning - it's so old, even if they sued you today, you could get the suit dropped because it's so old, again, based on state law, which varies from state to state.
To see what your state's statute of limitations is for credit card debt, see this page - http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/credit-card-state-statute-limitations-1282.php
Delinquent accounts may report up to 7.5 years from the DOFD. SOL expiration has nothing to do with the reporting of the debt on your CR's.