Date Of Status!!!!!!!!

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by sal826, Aug 2, 2002.

  1. sal826

    sal826 Well-Known Member

    Help,

    I've been scratching my head over this one and I need one of you to hopefully have the answer.

    When does the 7 year clock start to count down?
    Is it "date of status" ? or is it "date opened"?


    -Sal
     
  2. tmitchell

    tmitchell Well-Known Member

    Neither....

    Date of status is simply the last time the account was updated on your file. If you have a creditor that updates monthly, this will change every month. This does not setermine the 7 year clock. Neither does the date opened.
     
  3. sal826

    sal826 Well-Known Member

    For instance - on TransUnion, how do we tell the actual date (on a collection account/CO) when the account hits the seven year mark.

    Generally I do not see a "will remain till date" on trans or equifax.


    Thanks,
    Sal
     
  4. tmitchell

    tmitchell Well-Known Member

    You have to call and ask - it doesn't show on report.
     
  5. sal826

    sal826 Well-Known Member

    oh I see, well it's nice how they make it so difficult.


    Thanks for the info Tmitchel

    Sal
     
  6. Butch

    Butch Well-Known Member

    TMitchell is exactly right. You have to call and ask. But now that applies to TU only.

    :((((
     
  7. sal826

    sal826 Well-Known Member

    Butch,

    How do we distinguish the 7 year countdown date within equifax?


    I realize this is a stupid question..lol




    Thanks
    Sal
     
  8. LKH

    LKH Well-Known Member

    Equifax shows a date of last activity. 7 years from that date.
     
  9. sal826

    sal826 Well-Known Member

    I was affraid of that - I have atleast 2 collection accounts I disputed that changed "date of last activity" to the date it was validated.



    Sal
     
  10. LKH

    LKH Well-Known Member

    Call the cra's and tell them what happened. Advise them you have copies of other reports showing the correct dates. If they won't fix it by phone, then fax a copy of the report to them and advise them that reaging the acct to extend the reporting period is a violation. I don't think you'll have problems with the cra's on this.
     

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