It Worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by jll, Dec 17, 2009.

  1. jll

    jll Active Member

    I sent a letter to the CA demanding they remove the items that I had been disputing from my report as they were not mine, an I had no intention of paying them an had been disputing them from the get -go. I checked this morning and they are gone! The best part is that my experian score jumped from 584 to 641- now I am waiting for my student loan to show as being paid off! I am so excited! Thanks for all the great tips and help everyone has here!
     
  2. gymbo731

    gymbo731 Active Member

    Congrats!!! I am glad to hear that it worked for you.

    I have a paid collection account that I am trying to get rid of, any advice?
     
  3. JoshuaHeckathorn

    JoshuaHeckathorn Administrator

    Excellent. It's always nice to hear a success story.

    Please come back often and share the tips you've learned with others as well.
     
  4. creditfixr

    creditfixr New Member

    Congrats

    Can you please paste a copy of your letter(s). I am in a similar situation and new to this process.

    Thanks a lot.
     
  5. jll

    jll Active Member

    Here is my letter...


    Dear RJM Aquisitions,

    Thank you for responding to this dispute verification from experian so quickly. The debts listed above that you purchased are not my debts. I have disputed both of these debts repeatedly with the original creditor in 2003- I did not join their book clubs. These debts are now also several months past the statute of limitations for Oregon. I have contacted my State Attorney Generals Office to verify this. I urge you to consider these accounts closed and non-collectable. I insist that you remove all negative remarks in reference to both of these acounts from my credit report, and all 3 of the major credit bureaus. If I do not see them removed from my credit report immediately I will be forced to pursue legal action against you for violating my rights with both the FCRA and the FDCPA .

    Sincerely,
     
  6. MammaJ

    MammaJ Member

    jll-

    Thanks for sharing your success story with so many of us who are on a similar path. One question, how long did it take from the time you sent the letter until the item was deleted? I have sent several letters and am in the waiting process now.
     
  7. cap1sucks

    cap1sucks Well-Known Member

    An important point to remember is that the poster was able to claim that the debts belonged to someone else. If you cannot honestly make that claim and back it up then using the letter posted here may not work. In order to back up such a claim you might very well have to prove it in court. Maybe they have a totally wrong social, totally wrong old addresses or whatever but there needs to be one or more substantial errors on their part in order to use such a letter successfully.
     
  8. jll

    jll Active Member

    It took only a week or two to get them eleted after I sent the letter. These were also older acounts though, and were for small amounts of money- each one under $100. i odn't know how successful it would be for newer accounts of a higher $ amount...
     

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