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When I send out my initial letter(s) to the respective CRAs, should I list all the TLs that I'm disputing in one letter or should I put 3 or 4 in one letter, 3 or 4 in another letter, etc?? :confused: I'm afraid on one hand that they'll miss some of the TLs that I list if I do it all in one letter. On the other hand, I'm afraid if I send 2 or 3 letters that they'll send me a nasty gram back saying that these are frivolous disputes and won't even look at them. Maybe I'm overthinking this whole thing. Can someone please shed some light on this for this Newbie? Thanks for all the help!

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When I send out my initial letter(s) to the respective CRAs, should I list all the TLs that I'm disputing in one letter or should I put 3 or 4 in one letter, 3 or 4 in another letter, etc?? :confused: I'm afraid on one hand that they'll miss some of the TLs that I list if I do it all in one letter. On the other hand, I'm afraid if I send 2 or 3 letters that they'll send me a nasty gram back saying that these are frivolous disputes and won't even look at them. Maybe I'm overthinking this whole thing. Can someone please shed some light on this for this Newbie? Thanks for all the help!

I do one tradline/account per letter to the CRA. It's easier to track that way and less confusing.

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I have disputed more then one account like up to 5 per letter and had no problem with frivolous letters coming back.

I usually recommend that you don't do more then 5 per letter, and number them off be very specific in your dispute and there should be no problem.

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