Hey everyone. I recently called a collection agency to get information on the pay off of my debt. How much I owed, account number and all that. This was before I ran my credit report. Now that I have ran the credit report I never autorized them to view my credit report and they are showing up in the inquiries. Is there a way to fight this and to get them off of it? Thanks, ~Breezi

HI! In looking at the credit report that I pulled recently, I notice that a debt that I got in Dec 99 has went from being a 2477.00 debt to a 4691 debt.... BUT that is not on all the reports... so I'm confused. On TransUnion it shows that I now owe 4691.00 On Equifax it shows that I now owe 4691.00 On Experian it shows that I now owe 2478.00 So.... what do I do?? I would hate to tackle the 4691.00 since there is such a difference but it's clear that someone isn't talking with someone here..... :( :? Thanks for your thoughts. ~Breezi

Hello everyone! A few years ago a car that I had purchased, through special financing at a 23% interest rate, was smashed to bits by some dumb kids who stole a car to take a joy ride. Luckly I wasn't in it but anyway, the cops never found them so the car was a complete total loss and I had to pay 2,000 to pay off the rest of the loan. Well me having some nice parents felt sorry for me because I lived 3 states away and I had no transportation and no money to get a new car with. They got me a new car in their names and after I year I was to refinance it in my name.

Hello everyone! :lol: Got a question that is maybe on some other people's minds too. I pulled my credit report the other day and eww. But anyway :) Lets get past the gorey stuff. My question is, when I was 18 I was dating a guy and he talked me into putting my name on his credit cards so that I could use them. Well on my credit report there are these cards of his like "Citibank" and they show it as a charge off. It says the date it was opened was 10/91. If I was born in 78 then that means that I would have been what like 13???

What is the time limitation in New York?

Hi, I am new to your forum and have a question regarding jurisdiction pertaining to the SOL. Some of my unpaid debts were originated in Indiana but I have been a Florida resident for over 5 years. The collection agencies try to collect from me in Florida. Which states' SOL applies? Indiana allows a 10 year SOL, but Florida is only 4-6 years. This is a big difference. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Liz

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I just got a letter in the mail from CHASE cards rejecting my proposal for the debt consolidation. What do i do now ? I just payed $200 to debt consolidation. Do i gonna have to just call the whole thing off? please give me info.

is it possible to rewrite the settled debts with the creditors ? if so will my credit score improve?

Hello, I'm new to the forum here and thought I would share a problem I've got and see if I can get some straight answers. The problem is this- about 8 or 9 years ago, I was encountering MAJOR financial difficulties which resulted in most of my credit accounts reaching "charged off" status. I made payments on what I could when I could, but nothing ever got cleared up. Now, after having returned to school and graduating, I'm starting to try to repair my credit. I figured most of these old debts would have disappeared by now, since more than seven years had elapsed.