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Address Deleted, should I DV the CA or ask Verfification from CRA for a PAID account?

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Hi CB'ers,

 

I have opted out and disputed my OLD ADDRESS that had a negative PAID account tied to it.TU and EQ deleted the address (EXP was not reporting the negative acct).So now am planning to DV the CA. Pls suggest if its a right move? Should I also ask for Verification from CRA?

 

Here is my DV letter http://creditboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=514507&hl=

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Is that a novella or a letter. Way too long. Keep it simple. Is any of the information reporting for the account incorrect?

 

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Yes the Payment date on EU is incorrect.TU is reporting it correctly.Thanks for the advice I will shorten the letter.

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