Charge Off?
Question...My credit report shows Citi Financial charging off 300 for my credit card...but NCO is calling me for the money. I know that they sold it, but if i recompense NCO and ask for a deletion, would they delete the Citi information b/c there is no NCO vindication showing up on my credit.thanks
Answers: There are no guarantees that the collection agency would clear the sketch. Citi Financial would have to clear it sour your credit report and since they have already charged it past its sell-by date, they would not be likely to delete it either.
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Does the National do not phone up registry really work?
I put my number on there vertebrae in Sept. 2007.Lately I hold been getting this toll free number calling me and it tell me that they want to deposit $1500 in my sandbank acct if I just dispense my acct info over the phone (yea right, I would never do that) then it give me an option to press a indubitable number to opt out..well, when I do that, it warn me that by doing that, they are going to put bad things on my credit report and engender it hard for me to win credit anywhere. I went ahead and did it anyways.. I KNOW, it sounds unreal...but specifically what they said.
Well, I got a bid from them again today so I decided to report them to the registry..But will they in actuality stop calling me now that I hold done that?
Answers: They will probably not stop calling you. It is more than likely not a telemarketer, but a scam artist. Call your police department (not 911) and narrate them you are getting a harrassing phone call from some one who is trying to intimidate you into giving them money. They should investigate this and hopefully embezzle care of those relatives.
Good luck and take assistance!!
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That's more than a pesky telemarketer. That sounds like a frank scam, usually used on more gullible senior citizens. You should report them to authorities higher than the DNC detail. This is probable criminal activity.
Normally, the DNC registry works... to an extent. Like, if you own a certain credit card, they can send for you with offer for such things as "payment protection," because you are already a customer.
Good luck!!
Well a crook's not going to much thought if he violates the Do Not Call registry. Curious scam, though.
Is it true that after 7 years aged debt falls past its sell-by date your credit report?
How does that work? And what exactley happens? It's be 7 years now. I really am trying to restructure my credit and belive me I have well-read my lesson! I now know that you entail good credit for everything. please donate me some advise.Answers: Yes it should, but be carefull. If you contact a collector at any time durring that 7 yr windowpane they will reopen the case impressive the time of contact and the 7 yrs starts all over again.
7yrs crash off. yes and no.
the inventive debtor may fall sour until it is sold to an other company then it comes backbone forever and a day.
as for 'angelic credit' that is an oxymoron.
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annualcreditreport.com Go to that website and check it out. You don't have to buy the extras. You are entitled to one free credit report per year, per credit reporting agency. You will be capable of see when a certain "bad" credit will come bad your record.
Good Luck!
To enjoy everything wiped verbs you could declare liquidation which would last 7 years, but you could redo your credit before that time through different bank and/or credit companies, of course this may not apply to you.