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My husband and I have just started the process of trying to repair our CRs. A couple of months ago, my husband found a TL on his CR that he didn't recognize. It was a collection account that had been opened in 2006. We sent a letter to the company CMRRR, disputed the account, and received a reply last week. It's an old Providian account that the CA said they were given in 2005, and that it was eventually charged off. Providian doesn't have a TL on his CR, and he honestly can't remember the last time he used the card or paid on the account. He doesn't remember ever getting anything from the CA either.

The info they sent us was one page that included the original balance, the 1st due date (11/04) and the next due date (4/05). They denied there was anything incorrect about the TL, and wrote that if we had further questions, we should contact another CA who now has the account. We've never heard from the new agency, nor do they have a TL on the CR.

How should I go about correcting this? Should I send the 1st CA another letter requesting they prove that they own it? I don't want to contact the 2nd CA because I don't want to give them any ideas about putting a TR on the CR in case they now own the account. If the 1st CA no longer owns it, can they keep their TL on the CR?

Thank you.

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You can also send a cease and desist letter to the 2nd CA so your husband won't have to worry about them reporting on his credit report. Doing that will just make the CA sell it to another CA. Just keep sending that letter until the CA stop selling the debt and just lets it go. Has the debt passed your state's SOL yet.

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