I sent out a CRRR to a past creditor (1987 and prior to BK) who did a non-pp a few months ago. They phoned today asking for my SSN because they can't locate any files on me. I don't want to give them my SSN, I did give them my last name that it was under but that was it. Is it ok to fax them a copy of the pull from the CR? Otherwise, how do I prove that they really did this pull?
1*They phoned today asking for my SSN because they can't locate any files on me. 2*Is it ok to fax them a copy of the pull from the CR? 3*Otherwise, how do I prove that they really did this pull ========= =========================== 1*Why do they need your ss when they don't have a file on you? 2*Don't think I would. 3*Why do you have to prove anything to them? They know what they did or didn't do.
1. Exactly 3. Well maybe because it is Friday but unconfuse me. I know that I don't to load their hand. I want the check (1k) for violation. From their perspective anyone can claim a non-pp pull ---- and they are to just pay on my word? FYI - this is the same OC that has a -TL on my CR that is 12 years past sol.
Re: Re: Phone Call from Non-PP Puller If you copy the inquiry I would white out anything other than the inquiry (and if the report shows the name of the CRA which it was through that would be safe -- although they should be able to tell which CRA it is by the format).
Thanks for the bump LB and thanks for the advice Jam. Tomorrow is PD day.... as in PAYMENT DUE! I phoned her back and told her what name to look under because I'd sent it with my married name, forgetting it was pre-hubby days. Never heard back. I've decided that if not in the mail tomorrow (PD day) then I'll have my attorney file suit. When they call to settle...... I'm certain it will be for more than the $1k because if I have to sue, I'll tack on other violations and their fines also. Tic toc says the clock......... (it sure feels good to be on the other side of this for once!)
