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I have a charge off (not paid) showing up as an OC and a CA

FIRST USA BANK EQuifax Experian Transunion

Acct Status Closed Closed Not reported

Date open May 1997 May 1997

Balance 0 0

Past Due 0 0

Remarks Charged Off Transferred to

Bad debt another lender

The Bureaus Inc Equifax Experian Transunion

Acct Type Not reported Collection Collection

Date Open Jan 1999 Jan 1999

Balance $6557 $6557

Remarks Collection Collection

I live in California - should I DV this sleeping giant or just wait till they come off??? Please help

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I have a charge off (not paid) showing up as an OC and a CA

FIRST USA BANK EQuifax Experian Transunion

Acct Status Closed Closed Not reported

Date open May 1997 May 1997

Balance 0 0

Past Due 0 0

Remarks Charged Off Transferred to

Bad debt another lender

The Bureaus Inc Equifax Experian Transunion

Acct Type Not reported Collection Collection

Date Open Jan 1999 Jan 1999

Balance $6557 $6557

Remarks Collection Collection

I live in California - should I DV this sleeping giant or just wait till they come off??? Please help

It looks like the collection agency one has been re-aged by at least 2 years. You can dispute that with the consumer reporting agencies.

Simply listing the account on a consumer report does not start the validation process. They would not be required to send you anything. But if you called them, they would have to send you a notice of validation rights.

See here for more on that.: http://www.debt-consolidation-credit-repair-service.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=24415

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