How to erase entry in credit report

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eyefunky

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Subject: How to erase entry in credit report

Sat Oct 10, 2009 4:46 pm

Hello,

I recently paid a civil judgment from one of those scumbag law firms/collection agencies. However, from a recent inquiry on my TU report, I still see an entry for the original debt (OD/CBSD. I wrote a letter of dispute to TU but they replied back "verification documents not available". They only accept info from the original debtor. Should I write to OD/CBSD or the law firm/collection agency requesting documentation to TU and deletion?

sunnyca

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Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:33 pm

You should contact the law firm and collection agency and see of they cna provide you soemdocumentation

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