The company I told you about that didn't want to scare off after I requested validation. Well, I filed a complaint with the attorney general consumer division in my state and within two weeks every account was wiped clean and the creditor (who was always nasty!) sent me copies of the request with a polite letter signed "Sincerely". Thought you'd get a laugh!
There was only one creditor who actually had files after selling the account (scary), but, they admitted they have no signed contract by me and they are looking for it. If they have nothing signed by me can I still pursue deletion?
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Yes you should.
So lets talk about this folks.
Dispute
Validate
Re Validate
Negotiate and pay origianl creditors ONLY
If it has been sold several times. File a complaint with the FTC
Friday, December 07, 2007
Dispute, validate, negotiate and pay origianl creditors only. File FTC complaints
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Labels: 12 Steps to good credit, collection sold, debt validation, dispute credit letter, duplicate same twice, FTC Complaint, negotiate, remove collection
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