Is Reporting To Bureaus Considered Collection Activity ?
Date: Mon, 04/14/2008 - 11:10
There seems to be conflicting information whether or not a negative item on a CR is collection activity. I'm looking for the right wording and maybe chapter and verse of FCRA and/or fdcpa. Case Law also if there is any.
Thanks A Bunch. I have learned quite a bit from this site in the past few months and any help is appreciated.
According to the Wollman FTC staff opinion letter it is consider
According to the Wollman FTC staff opinion letter it is considered collection activity.
Is Reporting To Bureaus Considered Collection Activity ?
Thanks for the info..
I'm just wondering how long it will take to get them to comply and remove the entries. I guess I need something to light a fire in their britches.
it is most definitely collection activity. Especially once you
it is most definitely collection activity. Especially once you dispute it and then they verify it or update it. But any CA placing any negative mark on your credit report has just taken collection action against you.
Check out my credit repair blog...I live in Texas too and we hav
Check out my credit repair blog...I live in Texas too and we have some -nice- laws that can force a CA to remove the account if they can't validate it. I even have a letter tailored to Texas laws specifically.
Is Reporting To Bureaus Considered Collection Activity ?
If it is considered collection activity, should I expect them to remove the entries when I send a CEASE and DESIST letter. I know they won't like it, but if they are to CEASE and DESIST from all collection activity that is what I want them to do.
Thanks
I am under the impression that it is considered collection activ
I am under the impression that it is considered collection activity only in the context of a debt when validation has been demanded, but not provided...therefore, a cease and desist letter will probably not work (after all, such a procedure would run contrary to the purpose of a CR: creditors evaluating the risk posed by a potential borrower). DVing the CA is the first step.
If Cash Call is the original creditor then they can still report
If Cash Call is the original creditor then they can still report, per FCRA the original creditor may report on your CR with 1 CA.