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30 Day Removal Fix 3

This letter disputes the verification of an account through Equifax and requests evidentiary documentation used to verify the account, as the Fair Credit Reporting Act allows consumers to receive information used for account verification. It cites a legal case and notes a preference to resolve the issue without legal action if documentation is not provided within 30 days.

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30 Day Removal Fix 3

This letter disputes the verification of an account through Equifax and requests evidentiary documentation used to verify the account, as the Fair Credit Reporting Act allows consumers to receive information used for account verification. It cites a legal case and notes a preference to resolve the issue without legal action if documentation is not provided within 30 days.

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Re. Account #
To:
On January 3, 20ll I disputed the above account through Equifax. I
was notified on today January 30, 20011 that you have verified the
information in the above account to be accurate and true.
I dispute your information in its entirety and request evidentiary
documentation that you submitted to Equifax to verify the above
account.
According to secti on 623 of the FAIR CREDIT RnpOnUNG ACT I
have the right to receive any information that was used to verify an
account to a CRA. Should you not be able or willing to provide me with
the substantiating documentation as verification to cure this violation
within the 30 days, please have the information deleted from each of the
CRA's that you furnished it to or do not respond to the next dispute
that I initiate through the CRA's.
Nelson v Chase Manhattanr2002 provides a cause for action for
individuals against furnishers of information. I would prefer not to use
the courts to resolve this matter.
Sincerely
SSN:
DOB:

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