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Old Oct 3, 2007, 09:26 PM
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Credit reporting ie:experian,equfax & transunion
How Long Can Credit Keep A Judgement Posted Even After You Have Proved The Acct.was Never Mine In The First Place.this Is An Acct.,i Was Told Was Opened In 1983-84.this Has Been On My Reports For Yrs.it Is Causing A Big Problem For Me..any Suggestions To Help Resolve This Mess?????? Thanks

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Old Oct 3, 2007, 09:41 PM   #2  
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Have you personally called the credit bureaus to dispute the claim?
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Old Oct 3, 2007, 10:04 PM   #3  
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did they go and renew the judgement with the court towards the end of its time period ( normally 10 years)
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You need to write to the bureaus disputing the entry. They then have to verify the entry with the issuer.
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