i have gotten accounts deleted from 2 of the 3 bureus how do

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dawnmarie52903

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Subject: i have gotten accounts deleted from 2 of the 3 bureus how do

Fri Sep 04, 2009 3:06 am

transunion and equifax have deleted debts, how to i get equifax to delete the same account, also i am still getting letters from the collection company for this account do i send them the letter from the cb that it was deleted

carol

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Fri Sep 04, 2009 11:04 am

What kind of debt is this Dawn? You may send the CA a copy from the CB yes, and may request Equifax to get the account deleted. Good to hear that things are going right for at least someone Smile

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Fri Sep 04, 2009 11:32 pm

its a credit card charge off, but i had paid it after the charge off its reported paid and current, and acount closed on my report with the orginal creditor, the collection agency that did have the account deleted it from the reports, but now i am getting a letter from a different collection agency now that the first one deleted it

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