CREDIT REPORTS wont post payed in full?

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by jmoine, Oct 1, 2008.

  1. jmoine

    jmoine New Member

    HELLO .I am trying to get this house everything was going fine until. they pull the 3 report i had to pay a back school bill. now it shows on the credit report that it was payed but one .its the tran credit one. i even have a lettter saying payed in full but the bank said they want to see it on the credit report. is there any thing i can do? the letter isnt what they want. how long do it take to show payed on a credit report? i dont want to lose this home thank you for any help. ps i payed this bill before i went looking for a house.
     
  2. jlynn

    jlynn Well-Known Member

    If you dispute it as paid with the bureaus it will take about 30 days. You might want to call the creditor and see if kindly asking them to submit an update to TU will get you anywhere. Explaining that it was never updated, and you risk losing a mortgage because of it. Let them know the receipt you have is simply not enough for the mortgage company.
     
  3. greg1045

    greg1045 Well-Known Member

    Nope, can't do anything about it. Even though now it's paid in full once upon a time it became delinquent and became a negative account. Negative accounts stay on CRs for seven years, and it does not matter if in year #6 you paid it off. Why? To keep peoples' credit histories in the toilet. It's a conspiracy between creditors and the CRAs.
     
  4. jmoine

    jmoine New Member

    thank you i will try this
     
  5. jmoine

    jmoine New Member

    thanks i hope this is NOT TRUE cause it took time to get out of the TOILET LOL.
     
  6. Hedwig

    Hedwig Well-Known Member

    He needs it to show as paid. Of course that can happen--it's the correct information.

    And everything doesn't have to stay seven years. Many people have derogatory information removed every day.
     
  7. jlynn

    jlynn Well-Known Member

    He didn't ask about having it removed - he asked how to get it reported as paid.
     

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