CC items

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by ctshorse, Jan 6, 2004.

  1. ctshorse

    ctshorse Banned

    How do I get credit card delinquent items removed from my reports when I was only AUTHORIZED user and not a joint holder?
     
  2. lakpr

    lakpr Well-Known Member

    That's only step 1. Step 2 would be to dispute with the CRA as "not mine".
     
  3. ctshorse

    ctshorse Banned

    The accounts are CLOSED and the primary account holder is deceased. The deceased was not a spouse.

    I sent letters to the CRA's demanding removal on the grounds NOT MINE and I am not LIABLE for debt.

    Two of the CC and one CA have asked for payment from ME!!! Is'nt this illegal?
     
  4. ctshorse

    ctshorse Banned

    Here is something realy slimmy. One of the CC companies (top 5) sent the account to a CA and they even reported the item on MY report as a collection item. How can a CC be so stupid to think they can legaly collect from an AUTH USER?
     
  5. ctshorse

    ctshorse Banned

    I am certain neither the CC or CA know the primary has been deceased for 5+ years. But it should not matter.
     
  6. cnoob

    cnoob Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: CC items

    Have you considered providing the death certificate to the CC company? And a firm letter explaining the situation and that you are on to them?

    These companies do whatever is necessary to get paid. They don't care about what's right or wrong.

    It's like a guy in a bar trying to get laid. Yeah, it's crazy that he'd even come up to you and say, "Hey wanna #$#@$% me?," but that doesn't stop him. It's a numbers game. He knows that if he says it to enough women someone is going to say, "Okay!"

    Don't take it personally. It's just business. The CC is handling their business. Now you handle yours.

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  7. ctshorse

    ctshorse Banned

    Re: Re: CC items

    I don't want to give them any information about the primary account holder. Its not mine obligation to do so. If they think they are alive, then just demanding they remove me from the CRA reports should be enough. If they think the primary is dead or I tll them, they will surely have less desire to then remove me assuming they think I am stupid and thinking I have to pay the balance.

    Regardless, if I go out and apply for a mortgage and get rejected, as I will, can I just use this as proof of damage for them reporting a debt to the CRA's that is not mine? Can I also sue the CRA's for recording a debt that is not mine? It seems like a no brainer that if I am not legaly obkigated and no contract exist between me and the CC company, I should not be damaged in any way. Denial of mortgage credit is damage and will cost me significant more in fees and higher int charges. It seems I could easily go after the CRA's and CC companies for these damages along with trebble.....
     
  8. ctshorse

    ctshorse Banned

    Re: Re: CC items

    I think I am going to call up the CA and ask them how they can think that they can collect a debt from an auth user when THEY clearly know auth users are not legaly obligated to pay. What tactic can they use? There is noway they can go into court and get a judge to sign a judgement demand on an auth user. The judge knows the law. RIGHT?
     
  9. ctshorse

    ctshorse Banned

    Re: Re: CC items

    I guess reporting to the CRA is their only tactic. But is this not a clear illegal act?
     
  10. pd11604

    pd11604 Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: CC items

    Question:

    The primary account holder died 5 years ago.
    Has this account ever been used since the date of death of the primary account holder?
    If not, there's nothing they can do to you
     
  11. ctshorse

    ctshorse Banned

    Re: Re: CC items

    Like I said, the CC's do not know the primary died. I am sure the account was inactive since.
     

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