Getting rid of "NO STATUS" entries

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by Mecro, Nov 20, 2002.

  1. Butch

    Butch Well-Known Member

    Yeppers,

    What seems to go un-noticed is that once your suit IS filed they usually now want to settle the matter "amicably".

    Filing a suit does not mean you'll have to go to court.
     
  2. Mecro

    Mecro Well-Known Member

    Ok filing the suit against who? The CA or the CRA. It's damn obvious that Experian is not actually verifying, just saying that they are.
     
  3. humblemarc

    humblemarc Well-Known Member

    sue the CA. it's easier.
     
  4. Mecro

    Mecro Well-Known Member

    True, but I dont know whether I wanna risk getting countersued for 7,000+ that I "supposedely" owe them
     
  5. humblemarc

    humblemarc Well-Known Member

    The thing is, if they had proper validation they would have sent it to you already. that's what the validation series does. Proves whether they can back up their claims. If they had it, they probably would have tried to sue you already or at least sent it.
    Either way, your FDCPA and FCRA lawsuit is based on the laws alone, not whether you actually owe it or not.
     
  6. Mecro

    Mecro Well-Known Member

    Hmm true

    You know Im gonna try one more time to dispute the entry CHOD, since there are some other things I need to get off Experian. But I am going to start preparing paperwork as back up.

    Midland shall feel pain.
     
  7. NanaC

    NanaC Well-Known Member

    Mecro: I'm no guru but you've gotten some good advice here. Hubby has a no status account. I went through a round of disputes, redisputes, etc. That's when it went to No Status and his score improved. My own personal decision was to focus on something else (we only had 2 things) and then when that was taken care of, go back to this one (same story, by the way, no validation, etc.). So, it's been about 6 months and I've taken care of the other one. And, my thoughts are to try CHOD to see what happens.

    But, I have to admit I'm not looking at a $7000 balance and I understand that concern you have. So, there you have it....that's what I'ma gonna do...

    BUT!!! Have you also addressed the AG's in your state? Because that's how I get rid of most of them when they are stubborn ones....
     
  8. Mecro

    Mecro Well-Known Member

    Yeah I did all the complaints against Midland, their San Diego office. But Midland is quite known for its ridiculous practices and from what I heard, they just grew way too fast and are just cluttered with too many accounts.

    Midland has never called me, only sent one letter a year ago and all the other contacts were myself calling them before I learned about my rights. I honestly would not be surprised if I never heard from them again. They were never rude to me, in fact pretty nice and never broke any laws except the validation and dispute status.

    I honestly believe that Experian is the real scumbag here because that is the only report Midland still remains on. There is something shady going on there.

    But I finally got all the info I really need. Thanks a bunch everyone
     
  9. NanaC

    NanaC Well-Known Member

    Where did you complain? What state are you in? Are they in?
     
  10. Mecro

    Mecro Well-Known Member

    Im in NYC

    I filed complaints with BBB and FTC, just so that something gets sent to Midland. But I doubt Midland can even find my account with only my name.

    I threw in a complaint with California Attorney General, but with the # of complaints that Midland gets, I doubt it would actually do anything. Just procedure
     
  11. NanaC

    NanaC Well-Known Member

    Ok, so you did not file a complaint with the NY AG?
     

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