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JakeW
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Subject: Am I missing something?
 
 Posted on Sun Feb 24, 2013 4:24 am  
So, I disputed a few items on my credit report at the start of February, TransUnion claims it has New Info on two accounts. One is Capital One the other being Asset Acceptance. I paid Asset in the amount of $600.00 as they requested to settle in full. Now my question is: TransUnion says it has new info for them and claims Asset updated on 2-14-2013 and they claim Capital One had new info and says the updated 9-14-2009. My ? is did they even look into this or bypass it
JakeW
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 Posted on Sun Feb 24, 2013 4:25 am  
Asset is the CA for Capital One to clarify that for everyone
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Subject: Am I missing something?
 
 Posted on Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:42 am  
Welcome to the forums!!!
Your query is not clear to us. Please give us more clear information.
JakeW
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 Posted on Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:59 am  
Ok, I called Asset Acceptance today, while talking I mentioned as to weather or not my account (which has been paid) had any flags or notifications because I had disputed with the big 3. The lady was actually very helpful in replying no sir we have never been contacted by them regarding your account. I said hmm funny they obtained new information.
So I decide I'll call Capital One to verify. I get this answer: Yes there is a notification on your account of dispute but we never responded back. All 3 CRA'S say New Information is there another route I can take?

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