MidLand Funing LLC is on my credit report record
Date: Tue, 03/26/2013 - 15:07
Thank you i have dispute this
Thank you i have dispute this with Credit bureaus , i find out that of all the 3 credit score company Transunion, Experian are the only 2 that have me as debt record and owe Midland $2101.00. On Equifax record my balance i owe there is 0 amount.
Also today i got letter from MCM what should i do?
I live in Florida state, this
I live in Florida state, this debt was create at 2007 and pay off at May 2008, and was recently got brought by Midland Fund at July 2012. Either Midland and T Mobile are giving me any information, Midland say that they dont have any info and that i need to contact T mobile. But T Mobile claim that my account was to old and they no longer have any info and have nothing to do with it.
Dear MCM
Dear MCM
I am hereby disputing the validity of this debt. It has been paid in full. Attached is copies of the cashed checks paying off this account. I do not ever want to hear from you again and I expect you to remove yourself from my credit report. Failure to remove your tradeline from my credit report will be a violation of the FCRA and I will pursue you for damages.
i send a debt validation
i send a debt validation letter to MIdland and they havent response, i think they got my letter because today i just got a letter from MCM asking that i need to show them proof and stuff, but im not gonna send them anything because i think they try to collect info, im just gonna work with credit bureau instead.
Which state do you reside in?
Which state do you reside in? We need to establish an SoL first. As for the CA and the OC pointing to each other, Midland possibly bought the debt so all the information has to be with them.
Why is the posters state
Why is the posters state needed??? The debt is PAID...so SOL is not a factor!!! Debt validation is a backwards step too.
TO the OP....dispute this with the credit bureaus, sending in copies of the transactions showing you paid this!!
You've taken the right step
You've taken the right step by sending a debt validation letter. I hope you have sent the letter via certified mail with return receipt request. The letter which you received from Tmobile is of no use. However, do keep the credit card statement safely with you.
If the debt is not validated by the CA, then ask them to erase the listing from your credit report. If the CA doesn't agree to remove the listing, then you'll have to request the credit reporting agency to do so with proper documents.