Showing posts with label Cool Enough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cool Enough. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Friday, January 4, 2008
Flooding & High Winds Reach North California !!!
From The Pacific Ocean Comes a very cold storm and heavy rains to the northen California which means a very Cruel Atmosphere Circumistances to the people living there On Friday 4 , 2008 .
More than two already predited that the storm will hit on Friday , It hits the power down which force more than Million person to move to Oregon Border , Also 850000 are Still without power or gas according to Pacific Gas & Electronic Read More
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/04/us/04cnd-storm.html
More than two already predited that the storm will hit on Friday , It hits the power down which force more than Million person to move to Oregon Border , Also 850000 are Still without power or gas according to Pacific Gas & Electronic Read More
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/04/us/04cnd-storm.html
Friday, December 28, 2007
How do I get a bankruptcy off my credit report ?
I know that even after it's discharged it stays on my report for 7-10 years, but what determines if it's the 7 the full 10, or somewhere in the middle?Can I write to the credit bureau's to have it removed or the court where it was filed; it was discharged in 1999.
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It is difficult to remove a bankruptcy from your record. In order for the credit bureau to remove it, the report must be inaccurate, and/or the creditor does not respond back to an investigation request.In the case of a BK, it's a public record easily verified through PACER, an on-line database listing all bankruptcy filings.
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If you send in a dispute, they simply look it up on-line and it will stay on your report. it stays for 10 years from the date of the discharge (in the case of a BK7).Your only hope is the fact that the credit bureau is getting totally swamped with dispute investigations, and many times they don't have the manpower and ability to check.
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If it's not verified within 30 days they must delete the entry. The court will not remove this record, so don't even waste the cost of a stamp asking them. Your best bet in repairing your credit is to start immediately in doing things that will improve it.
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There is a great site that has a lot of education info and newsletters showing you how to do it....it's a free site but they do sell stuff here. I'm not passing spam, just pointing out a good source of information. I am not associated with this group at all.
>>> http://www.lifeafterbankruptcy.com
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It is difficult to remove a bankruptcy from your record. In order for the credit bureau to remove it, the report must be inaccurate, and/or the creditor does not respond back to an investigation request.In the case of a BK, it's a public record easily verified through PACER, an on-line database listing all bankruptcy filings.
,
If you send in a dispute, they simply look it up on-line and it will stay on your report. it stays for 10 years from the date of the discharge (in the case of a BK7).Your only hope is the fact that the credit bureau is getting totally swamped with dispute investigations, and many times they don't have the manpower and ability to check.
,
If it's not verified within 30 days they must delete the entry. The court will not remove this record, so don't even waste the cost of a stamp asking them. Your best bet in repairing your credit is to start immediately in doing things that will improve it.
,
There is a great site that has a lot of education info and newsletters showing you how to do it....it's a free site but they do sell stuff here. I'm not passing spam, just pointing out a good source of information. I am not associated with this group at all.
>>> http://www.lifeafterbankruptcy.com
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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