I have made a lot of mistaking while growing up... one of which is owning too many credit cards too young and occasionally not being able to pay my bills. This all happened when I was in college and young and stupid and boy do I wish I wouldn't have done some of those crazy things. Well... now I'm in a much better situation and am able to start slowly paying back my creditors, but I have no clue how to contact them and start to the process of rebuiliding my credit. Does anyone know where I can go to find out this information. I know it lists some of them (not all) on my credit report, but it does not give contact information. PLEASE HELP!

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Originally Posted by krpurvis

I have made a lot of mistaking while growing up... one of which is owning too many credit cards too young and occassionally not being able to pay my bills. This all happened when I was in college and young and stupid and boy do I wish I wouldn't have done some of those crazy things. Well... now I'm in a much better situation and am able to start slowly paying back my creditors, but I have no clue how to contact them and start to the process of rebuiliding my credit. Does anyone know where I can go to find out this information. I know it lists some of them (not all) on my credit report, but it does not give contact information. PLEASE HELP!

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Has anyone answered your question. I'd like to know an answer because I'm on the same boat.

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Get your free credit report and that should tell what is showing up like judgements etc
Hope this helps

Slow and easy

There are three major credit reporting agencies; Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax. There are tons of websites that offer free credit reports for all three. You credit report will let you know who you owe money to. Although I find it hard to believe you don't get letters in the mail regarding your debt. After a length of time they will sue you for this debt. If someone is trying to sue you, they will go to great lengths to find your address.