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you need to go to court and make them prove the debt is your if they cant the case will be dimiss and removed from your credit never give any info make them prove it

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Q: Being sued by midland funding llc i have tried disputing info with credit bureaus and directly with the collection company to verify that it is my account they never reponded now I am being sued?
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How do I Explain a collection on credit report when I can't remember why?

How old is it? Why don't you try disputing it with all 3 CRA's as "Not Mine or No knowledge of Account"


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A collection account that has not been paid off.


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Who do you write a letter of dispute to?

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Will a dispute letter renew the date of last activity on a collection debt?

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How do you find out if an account has been turned over to a collection agency and what amount is owed?

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What is a Derogatory public record or collection?

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A purchase account holder recently discovered that the purchase account was billed multiple times for the same purchase. Prior to disputing, how should the account holder try to work out a resolution?


Can a collection agency continue to report a collection account to the credit bureau after the account is sold to another collection agency?

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If you paid a credit card bill online directly through your bank account and it was returned NSF by the bank will this affect your credit and how bad?

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Can collection agencies freeze your savings account?

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