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I’ve exhausted all efforts to correct my incorrect credit report. What do I do now?

I had a credit card that I let go delinquent in 1999. A while later I made a few payments on it but they were very minimal payments and did not bring it current. The credit card company updated the “date of first delinquency” and now it’s showing 2004 on my credit report rather than the correct date of 1999 (which would have fallen off by now). I have managed to get the credit card company to remove it from my report but the collections agency will not remove it. They state that it’s the date that the debtor reported to them. It’s hard to get any information from anyone as the account was opened with Wachovia Bank and they sold it to Chase Bank and now it’s owned by Unifund (collections). I’m trying to get a mortgage and now I’m being denied because of this incorrect information. I’ve filed complaints with the credit bureaus, both credit card companies and the Federal Trade Commission and nobody can seem to help. Can anyone help??

According to the FTC, there are three ways a consumer can obtain his credit report. The first one is by visiting the FTC’s authorized website, AnnualCreditReport.com, and providing all the information needed to access the credit report. This is generally the fastest way to obtain one’s credit report. Consumers have to be cautious, however, of the supposedly free credit reports they see offered on unauthorized websites. More often than not, the services offered on these sites are not entirely for free. Those who want to get credit reports should keep in mind that they can only get them for free from the website FTC provided.

Another way to obtain free credit report is by calling the toll-free number provided by the FTC and the three leading credit reporting companies. However, FTC warns consumers not to contact the three credit reporting companies individually. This might be caused by the fact that the credit reports obtained by individually contacting the three major credit reporting companies come with a fee. Read more about it at: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/article/164,How_To_Get_Your_Credit_Score_For_Free

Court Decision – Stole my home

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The Complaints $8.99 Mustn’t complain’ – but people always do… Nobody likes The Complaints – they’re the cops who investigate other cops. Complaints and Conduct Department to give them their full title but known colloquially as ‘The Dark Side’ or simply ‘The Complaints’. It’s where Malcolm Fox works. He’s just had a result and should be feeling good about himself. But he’s a man with problems of his own. He has an increasingly frail father in a care home and a sister who persists in an abusive relationship – something which Malcolm cannot seem to do anything about. But in the midst of an aggressive Edinburgh winter the reluctant Fox is given a new task. There’s a cop called Jamie Breck and he’s dirty. The problem is no one can prove it. But as Fox takes on the job he learns that there’s more to Breck than anyone thinks. This knowledge will prove dangerous especially when a vicious murder intervenes far too close to home for Fox’s liking.Mustn’t complain’ – but people always do… Nobody likes The Complaints – they’re the cops who investigate other cops. Complaints and Conduct Department to give them their full title but known colloquially as ‘The Dark Side’ or simply ‘The Complaints’. It’s where Malcolm Fox works. He’s just had a result and should be feeling good about himself. But he’s a man with problems of his own. He has an increasingly frail father in a care home and a sister who persists in an abusive relationship – something which Malcolm cannot seem to do anything about. But in the midst of an aggressive Edinburgh winter the reluctant Fox is given a new task. There’s a cop called Jamie Breck and he’s dirty. The problem is no one can prove it. But as Fox takes on the job he learns that there’s more to Breck than anyone thinks. This knowledge will prove dangerous especially when a vicious murder intervenes far too close to home for Fox’s liking.

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