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The DLA is the last time a consumer paid their account "on time" immediately prior to default. Example: John Doe has a credit card account. In 10/99, he is laid off and misses a few payments. He brings the account current in 01/00. In 06/00, he is injured after making his payment and never goes back to work. According to company policy, the credit card is charged to profit & loss in 01/01 (Industry standard-07/00 + 180 days). John's DLA is 06/00, since that is the last time he made a timely payment before the account was charged off/defaulted. Nothing can legally alter this date, once it is identified by the creditor. The law and internal manuals state that creditors have 90 days to identify this date after placing the account on John's credit report (as a derogatory listing).

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Q: What is considered the 'day of last activity' with creditor or collectors?
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