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What date do I use to know when it should fall off?

That is calculated using the DOFD + 7 1/2 years. Are you looking at hard-copies of your CR or online? You really need to be looking at the hard-copies because they provide a lot more information. Especially TU or EQ. I see you're in IN. Do you have to use CSC instead of EQ?

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no we use equifax here. i have hard copies and I do have the dofd on some accounts, but on others it's just the date opened and reported and I can't figure out when they actually went deliquent.

angie

If there is no delinquency date on a tradeline and it is more than 7 years since it was opened, try disputing it as "obsolete." That will force the CRAs to put up or shut up. Either they find out the DOFD or they have to delete.

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If there is no delinquency date on a tradeline and it is more than 7 years since it was opened, try disputing it as "obsolete." That will force the CRAs to put up or shut up. Either they find out the DOFD or they have to delete.

WOW...that's great...hadn't heard of that type of dispute?!? Thanks Methuss!

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Andknap: Get all 3 reports. Check EX and TU for those dates.

I had to go through all 3 to find when on some... Especially EQ. Just because

some scumbag CA reports it in 07 doesn't mean it's not about to fall off.

Thanks MadinKS. I will try that first then.

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