How do I go about removing something from my credit report that isn't mine.
I agree with my colleague that you should dispute information directly with the credit bureaus. You also may try reaching out to the company listed...
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I agree with my colleague that you should dispute information directly with the credit bureaus. You also may try reaching out to the company listed...
You may be correct pursuant to the New York Fair Credit Reporting Act. You should contact a consumer attorney in your area that represents...
If you paid by credit card, you should initiate a dispute in writing within 60 days of receiving your credit card billing statement. Read here...
If the gym uses a debt collector, you may be able sue the debt collector under the FDCPA. And if the gym or collector report the debt on your...
You should become familiar with your rights under the Fair Credit Billing Act, not the Fair Credit Reporting Act. You have 60 days to submit a...
This sounds like a potentially objective error which would make the basis for a good dispute under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. You should speak...
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Were you properly served to commence the lawsuit? If so, you should tell the judge that you need an opportunity to take discovery to get the facts...
You could sue them for breach of contract. You would need to prove that the system has materially failed. You do not need an attorney in small...
Section 1681c(c)(1) of the Fair Credit Reporting Act says that it is obsolete 7.5 years from "the date of the commencement of the delinquency which...
It would very much depend upon the case. I see this is under debt collection. Is this a federal case under the FDCPA or in state court?
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