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One thing you don't want to do is mail a dispute on Monday, and then mail another dispute on Wednesday, because chances are that they will arrive a two different times, and this will give TransUnion an excuse to give a 15 day extension.

They will call it additional info relative to the dispute, even if it is not. It happened to me. Of course they can be sued for that if you kept EXCELLENT records.

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In my opinion, if its is like 2 or 3 accounts it would be okay to include on one letter, but you would not want to dispute 10 accounts on one letter, because it will just look like you are trying to clean up your credit, and they can call it frivolous.

Disclaimer: This is just my opinion.

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Along these same lines... I have 13 baddies on EX. Of those 3 are CA and 2 are CO. Obviously those are my first targets and worst TL's so my plan was to dispute those all in one letter first.

Is this a bad idea? Too many items in one dispute and too severe? I definitely don't want the CRA's to return my dispute as frivolous.

With the other 8 TL's, if I dispute these, when should I do this? I'm thinking I should wait until the first group come back, is that correct?

Thanks in advance!

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My wife has disputed as many as 10+ items at the same time. She actually had several removed that way.

I personally don't agree with it (for other reasons) but it does work just the same.

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