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About 6 months ago I finished paying a Judgement to Citifinancial through a garnishment.

This is a quote from the letter I received, dated 10/30/04 from Citifinancial when I had satisfied the judgement.

“This letter is to acknowledge receipt of your final payment, which pays your account in full. We will notify the three primary Credit Reporting Agencies to update their records accordingly. As this is a manual process, we ask that you give the agencies sufficient time to update their records.”

Here is how my 3 in 1 report reads as of 2/7/05

Equifax: Has 3 different listings for the same debt. Each listing is for a different office as it went from their local office to collections to the main office that filed the judgement against me. Monthly payment, Date open, High Balance agree on all three listings.

Account #: 607439553030XXXX

Acct Status: Closed

Balance: $0

Past Due: $0

Remarks: PAID CHARGE OFF

Payment Stat.: Bad debt & placed for Collection & skip

Account #: 607336583031XXXX

Acct Status: Open

Balance: $7140

Past Due: $1264

Remarks: Unsecured

Payment Stat.: At least 120 days or more than four payments past due

Account #: 607336583031XXXX

Acct Status: Open

Balance: $7140

Past Due: $745

Remarks: Unsecured

Payment Stat.: not more than four payments past due

Experian: Has 2 different listings for the same debt.

Account #: 607439553030XXXX

Acct Status: Closed

Remarks: N/A

Payment Stat.: Paid, was charge-off

Account #: 607336583031XXXX

Acct Status: Open

Remarks: N/A

Payment Stat.: Past due 180 days

TransUnion: Only 1 listing for debt

Account #: 607439553030XXXX

Acct Status: Closed

Balance: $1

Past Due: $0

Remarks: Profit and loss writeoff

Payment Stat.:Charged off as bad debt

Any suggestions on what I should do? Looks like I need Citifinancial to remove the 2 accounts that show open and paid or pays as agreed with no reference as a charge off on all 3 accts.

Question in regards to the Charge off, can the same office charge off the account and then turn around and sue for a judgement?

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