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Quick question: What site can I go to for phentermine diet pills that take a Discover Card ty? Thanks for any response. My 2nd question... Hi all. Newbie here. I'm 28. Just started my 3rd business but to do so maxed out my credit cards this past summer. |
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That's a good question. I'm not sure what is the right answer. I'll do some Googling and get back to you if I bump into an anything. You should email the people at Discover Card as they probably could give you an answer..
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Thanks for the replies... I wondered if they were doing this to stick it to me. Is there anything illegal about reporting on a closed account? If I gather correctly it seems that they should be able to report up until I pay it off/ close the account, whether that's for a the full amount or a settlement and then shouldn't be able to report after that. After all, it's not as if they've continually written off the account for 5 years. They wrote it off on one tax year as lost income and that's it. Is this valid grounds for a dispute?.
If that's not a battle worth fighting, can I offer to pay them the difference between the original amount (~$1600) and the settlement (~$750) to get them to pull it off?.. |
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1fb did/does this to me too...every month it reports charged off, past due, over the limit....FINALLY it is falling off this year, TU already deleted it and it should be off by summer on the other 2....
I have went as far as corresponding with the CEO and several others in the company...they don't give and if you press too hard they will snap back at you....and they WILL NOT remove it from a report.. They don't sell their paper and make it incredibly difficult to get them to go away.. GL.. |
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Yes, it's violating the FCRA to report the way that they are. do you have proof that your account was paid off & closed? have they re-aged the date opened to continue reporting past the 7yr reporting period?.
Your next steps need to be carefully planned... |
