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Sub: #1 Charged two different amounts for same account different com
Replied on 05-27-2009, 06:28 AM
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I received something in from Suntrust bank that i had a balance of 280.00 and i closed that account in 2006. Today i received a chexsystem report and i stated 490.00 from Suntrust. I received a letter in the mail from NCO Financial and that stated 365.00. What am i to do about this? I am trying to fix my credit

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Replied on 05-27-2009, 08:37 AM
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pull your free credit report from annualcredit.com. look at the accounts listed this account should be there. whatever agency has a balance on the account is the "current" owner of the account. definately send a debt validation letter to whomever owns your account. from there, you can choose to dispute info, settle it, or pay it. i would consider pay for delete first then settle-but thats me. as for your credit score, the negative account will remain there for 7 yr +180 days from delinquency UNLESS its either inaccurate or company accepts pay for delete. good luck..




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Replied on 05-27-2009, 12:28 PM
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Could be a case there for FDCPA violation for misrepresentation of debt? I found a case law (wish I could remember which one now) where the CA sent collection letter that just had one amount shown as owed. There wasn't a breakdown of principal, interest fees... and CA was found guilty.




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