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POSSIBLE OLD RE-AGED ACCOUNT FROM MBNA//WHAT TO DO?

Date: Mon, 12/01/2008 - 05:27

Submitted by anonymous
on Mon, 12/01/2008 - 05:27

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I don't agree with what is reported on my credit card as the last payment recieved date. I think that the credit card was re-aged. Since this was back in 2001/2002 and my original creditor (MBNA) was acquired by another company..I am having a hard time getting a response for them about my old account...

I am looking to get info about the last five payment recieved (to see if it matches my records) and if there is a decrepancy between my records and theirs--will the fix it and back dated the last payment recieved to my records?


since the cc company will have the debt removed 12/2009 ---- would the bureau remove it as early as jan 2009??

I plan on sending yet another letter to the original creditor.....Since I have a dispute with the original creditor.. Is there a way to stall for more time with a CA/law firm that is threatening legal action?


Date of last payment is not the important date for federal reporting period. The date of first default is the important date. A debt can only be reported on your credit reports for 7.5 years from the DOFD.

If MBNA is still reporting and they verify your dispute, then I would request an investigation with MBNA (BofA) under section 623 of the FCRA. They have 30 days to respond with the details of the account.


lrhall41

Submitted by NASCAR_Devil on Mon, 12/01/2008 - 05:31

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