I have 6 potentially negatives in my credit
1. central finl control, collection acct for 353.00, reported since 09/05
2.nco-medclr, paid in settlement for 101 to continue on report until oct2010
3.nco-medclr, paid in settlement for 35.00 to continue on report until oct2010
4.nco-medclr, paid in settlement for 27 to continue on report until oct2010
5.nco-medclr, collection acct for 39.00, reported since 09/06
6. verizon wireless, account charged off for 1056.00 reported since 2008. Now this one I called verizon many times to get it fixed because they were charging me for downloads of music i did not download. I would never download the type of music it showed on my statement and they were done at times I am usually asleep. They said they were valid downloads because they came from my phone, so I decided it was not fair and decided not to pay because they would not help me out
the first four are medical and the first one i really can't recall what it's for
I have opted out of credit offers, I still need to call for removing old addresses and names, I am still waiting for my other two reports from TU and Exp.
question- I have verified about collection agencies' state guidelines. Number one is from California which does not require a license or bond, but I live in Texas which does require a 10,000 bond. I tried to verify if central finl control had the bond, but it showed nothing, and I emailed my secretary of state for verification of bond, if any(still waiting for a reply). Well I am still wondering how this works if the CA is from a state that does not require a bond but collect in my bond-required state, which law must they abide by?
question- I want my credit clean and need help through this process because I am still lost even after spending a day and a half reading over posts. I don't quite understand if I should write to the CRA first and then send the validation letter to CA or is this process at the same time. And is validation done prior to asking for deletion if you pay amount? Please help and thanks in advance.
