Yes.
You should send a letter to the creditor and request him to remove the
wrong information from your credit report since it's a FCRA violation.
Threaten to file a lawsuit if the creditor doesn't correct the error.
If you
file a lawsuit, you'll have to bear the attorney fees. So, it's better
you dispute it with the creditor and the CRAs. If the creditor doesn't
do the needful, then you can go ahead with the legal
procedure.
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