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Generally, the lower the balance, the easier it might be to obtain a pay for delete. We offer a few alternative solutions below that might work as well. Note that a pay for delete letter doesn't delete your debt. You're only asking for the account to be deleted from your credit report.
A pay for delete letter is a negotiation tool. ... If you settle a debt with a collection agency and the negative information remains on your credit report, you can use a pay for delete letter to attempt to have that information removed from your report. There's no guarantee it will work.
The more you pay towards your debt, the higher the likelihood that they will agree to remove the account completely from your credit report, though they will tell you at first that this is not possible. However, it's worth a try; if they don't remove it, you've still gotten a bargain in your debt settlement.
It's better to deal directly with the original creditor than to have your debt sold to a collection agency. ... An Original Creditor is the first source of the money loaned. If the original creditor can't get you as the debtor to pay your debt, they often turn the effort over to a collection agency.
You Need to Know if Pay-for-Delete is Legal. Collections accounts can legally stay on your credit report for 7 years after the date of delinquency. ... In one strategy, often called pay-for-removal or pay-for-delete, the consumer makes a deal with the collection agency.
Unfortunately, simply paying a collection account without getting it removed often won't improve your credit scores. With few exceptions, as long as a collection account is listed on your credit reports, it'll have a negative impact on your credit scores.
Even if you pay your debt, though, the collection would stay on your credit report, albeit marked as paid. ... While the collection agency may have the power to delete the collection account, what it can't delete is any negative information about the account reported by the original creditor, such as late payments.
A collection account is considered a continuation of the original debt. It is a violation of law for a collection agency to report old past-due amounts as if they are new again when the debts are sold. If an agency persists in reporting old debts with updated activity dates, you may have a legal case against them.
Debt collectors are not currently obligated to advise you that they cannot sue you or legally ding your credit report if you refuse to pay stale debt." In most states, the statute of limitations runs four to six years from the date you last made a payment. And that's the catch.
The short answer is yes, a collection agency can continue to update the account on your credit reports. When you dispute an item, the Date of Last Activity (DOLA) can be updated. The date of last activity can change anytime there is new activity on your account. That could be a credit dispute or a payment.
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