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Chase auto loan reporting late

Started by SlimCookie , May 12 2012 11:51 AM

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#1 SlimCookie

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Posted 12 May 2012 - 11:51 AM

I have a Chase auto loan that is paid off. It is reporting 3 30 day lates in Jan Feb and Jun of 2010. I am sending Chase a GW letter today. My question is.....EQ and TU are reporting all three lates. EX is only reporting 1 30 day late in January of 2010. Would i have any benefit to send TU and EQ a letter stating that the dates are not accurate as EX is only reporting 1 30 day late and demand that the other two lates on EQ and TU be removed?

I have sent a GW letter to Chase in the past and I received the standard we have to report accurately?

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#2 MarvBear

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Posted 12 May 2012 - 02:37 PM

I have a Chase auto loan that is paid off. It is reporting 3 30 day lates in Jan Feb and Jun of 2010. I am sending Chase a GW letter today. My question is.....EQ and TU are reporting all three lates. EX is only reporting 1 30 day late in January of 2010. Would i have any benefit to send TU and EQ a letter stating that the dates are not accurate as EX is only reporting 1 30 day late and demand that the other two lates on EQ and TU be removed?

I have sent a GW letter to Chase in the past and I received the standard we have to report accurately?

In this particular instance the credit bureaus are not sharing your trade line information. They are only interpreting what the original credit is transmitting to them. NOT sharing.

I would be happy to move this thread to the main credit forum, where you are likely to have more views and comments since this is a credit reporting related thread.