Okay, this is a combined question regarding the last bad account on my report. I disputed to Experian, the only one it is on, as "no knowledge of account" , It came back verified, no suprise. Now the question I have is this, The SOL in NY for lawsuits is 6 yrs from DOL. They are reporting a status date of April/1998, so my question is this, if they try and sue us in say June , not only would the SOL be up , but if they tried to say the DOL is later than April, wouldn't that be a violation and grounds for possibly countersuite? Since they verified the info on report is accurate, couldn't they sink themselves by trying to skirt the SOL by saying that April is not correct? Just a random thought , figured most CA's are weasles and could try and sue even after SOL is up. If they do, i want a plan of attack....lol
yes changing the dola would be a viloation.. chances are however they are probably not going to sue since they have allready waited this long.. I wont say they definatley will not but unless it a really large debt its not likely.. as far as what they could try .. they could try alot of things. They arent going to tell you they cant legally do that...
