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Attempt to send Bodog a fun, quietly formulated e-mail with a detailed description of your page's history. I' d also forget everything about it, but a few month down the street I got the same e-mail that threatens to take adverse actions against my credit report. {\pos (192,210)}I answered them and the bloke who answered was apologizing and said it was an automatic e-mail going to bad bank accounts. {\pos(192,210)}I was very sorry.

I am sure if you answer to this question and tell your position - from above - that they will contact you in one way or another. Meanwhile... start with your answer e-mail. If everything is said and done, if they actually take any kind of measures against your credit report, you can discuss them with the credit bureau.

I' m fairly certain the credit bureau would be on your side with such things. That credit report thing might even be an empty menace, as far as we know.

"Sorry, I'm not dead." Ms sued late banking and credit bureau, which pronounced her death, says that she was not able to re-finance the loan or get a new credit line.

She sues her own bench and a large credit bureau - after almost a year of trying to show them that she is actually still living. St. Louis based Kimberly Haman, a St. Louis-based securities regulator, brought a state suit alleging the two companies' reluctance to solve the issue by blocking them from funding their mortgages or obtaining a new credit cards.

It has twice been balked from funding her mortgages at a lower interest and a credit was declined after possible lenders defiled her "deceased" statute, the process said. A " retailer of credit information " informed its future mortgagor Haman on 29 March that its request for funding had been shelved.

Your creditor resisted again at the end of June and said she was still presented as having died. And Haman phoned Heartland again. Equifax then phoned her and an associate reassured her that the issue would be solved, says the wetsuit. In August, she was refused a credit for being reported missing. She refused to further debate Haman's case except to say that he "lights up the world" about shortcomings in the processes used by credit bureaus like Equifax to examine controversial client information.

Haman's Haman's local attorney, Robert Healey, said that her two Mum and Dad were "alive and well" and that nothing had ever occurred that would not cause anyone to report her as dead. The whole process has placed [Haman] under considerable mistrust, disappointment and harassment and has left the applicant desperate as to her capacity to recover her reputation and the creditworthiness she deserved and for which she has worked well.