All I recieved was a balance sheet (printout) from PG&E showing the bill amounts, payment amounts, and dates for the life of the account. They also sent a letter indicating that they are going to do nothing in regards to the tradeline because they "know" they are reporting correctly. (i.e. They gave me a partial validation and told me to go sit and spin.) At a minimum, PG&E is reporting the wrong account type (installment instead of open) and the wrong date of last activity -- Not to mention the fact that they reported the tradeline after I paid and failed notify me before they reported the negative info. It looks like they want to fight and not do the right thing ... I guess I will have to make them spend some money on legal defense. I would like to get some more violations before I go that route though.
Re: Validation or Nutcase Letter Come on ! Show me some love. *I feel so ignored aletes | ***************************** 1*That's for the ignore thread
quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by aletes Here is what I have so far ... Pacific Gas & Electric: 2) Failed to notify me prior to charge off and negative reporting. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For the California thing>>>> I believe they have UP TO 30 days after the negative tradline has been reported to a CA to provide notification. They can notify before and up to 30 days after reporting. I am fairly sure, Unless something has changed recently, nut I am no expert. The little blurb "Pease be advised that a negative blah blah may be balah bah on your credit report blah" that appears on the Dunning notices is considered notification
