1. Jul 15, 2002 #1
   

   rackt3 Well-Known Member

   I have a credit card showing on my report as 30days late: 0 times; 60days late: 1 time(s), 90+days late: 0 times.
   
   Is it possible to never be 30 days late, but 60 days late? This happened 10/1998 by the way, so it was a while ago. This account has been long paid off and closed.
   
   Should I dispute the late payment?

    

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3. Jul 15, 2002 #2
   

   GEORGE Well-Known Member

   Just DISPUTE IT..."PAID/NEVER LATE"

    
4. Jul 16, 2002 #3
   

   lbrown59 Well-Known Member

    
5. Jul 16, 2002 #4
   

   rubyjean Well-Known Member

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6. Jul 16, 2002 #5
   

   tmitchell Well-Known Member

   lbrown....
   
   Yes, this is possible - unfortunately. What happens is when it goes 30 days, it gets reported as 30days but when it hits 60, the 30day is upgraded to 60 days.

    

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