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Sub: #1 credit bureaus not match info each other
Replied on 01-04-2012, 04:52 PM
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I have one 60 day delinquency on credit report. However, I compared three credit bureaus, I realized that the month of my delinquency is not match between experian and TU and there is no 30 day delinquency before it. More interestingly, I had experian report on Aug 2011, shows delinquency on Jun 08 and I reviewed again on Jan 2012, the delinquency moved to July 08. I called TU for disputing inaccuracy. TU told me OC could correct the month delinquency between bureaus and added 30 day delinquency before 60. Could it be possible? After I dispute, can it delete the inaccuracy information?

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Replied on 01-04-2012, 08:19 PM
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You can dispute this matter with all of the three credit bureaus and inform your OC regarding this. If the credit bureaus find that the information is incorrect, then they will remove it from your credit report after the investigation.

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Replied on 01-06-2012, 01:31 PM
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I disputed after all, however, only 2 days, they verified. not delete. what should i do next?




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