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Law Offices of Robert J. Colclough, III Debt collection cont'd attempts collect debt not owed debt is not mine January 13, 2016 - I have checked my credit report about a year ago and noticed that this there was an account by Allied Collection Service that is not mine. I disputed this account with the credit bureaus, also I sent certified mail to the Allied Collection Services to validate this debt. I had received a notice from experian stating the accounts was updated. However, the update not only included the same false information, but also showed the account was not listed in dispute. I disputed this account again with - and again, the accounts were shown verified with the same information. ... |
Law Offices of Robert J. Colclough, III Debt collection cont'd attempts collect debt not owed debt is not mine November 30, 2015 - A charge was posted on my credit report which I constantly request proof of how this debt was incurred. I have not received any proof the debt belongs to me- - ... |
Law Offices of Robert J. Colclough, III Debt collection cont'd attempts collect debt not owed debt resulted from identity theft June 4, 2015 - In the -/-/- I found out about identity theft on my credit report while going through a car loan process with my bank. I have been working closely with Experian and have filed a report with the FTC, the Police Department, as well as with every incorrect collector on my credit report. The person who stole my identity had access to my information including drivers license, signature, addresses, and social security number. It has been documented all all reports that they had used both my name as well as a AKA '' which has since -/-/-. Some names and accounts been removed from my report... |