🚀 go-pugleaf

Have you subscribed to the Privista service?  Theyw ill let you view your credit
report online as often as you wish.  I think you can also post corrections that
must be included.  Plus, if there are ever ANY inquiries or changes your your
personal credit you get a notification email. You also get periodic "No news is
good news" emails assuring you that nothing has changed.    I think it costs
about $50/year with the first month free.

On Tue, 31 Dec 2002 15:33:55 -0600, Huang Chung <WangChung@ev1.net> wrote:

|First of all - many thanks to all those who replied - I got some
|excellent advice from you folks.  While I was pondering I did a search
|for others with a similar problem and got several phone numbers.   I
|tried the company HQ at first and was transferred to an everlasting
|RNA (Ring no answer).  Next I tried 831-754-1400 (Household Credit
|services) and someone answered the phone and said they would delete
|the account and the credit inquiry.  If all goes as planned, I'm done.
|If not, I have saved your answers and will act accordingly.  Thanks so
|much once again.
|
|Intrigue1@spiritone.com wrote:
|
|(My stuff snipped)
|>
|>
|>  Ummm..No. That's a different legal matter..
|>
|>  However, I would be curious to find out (after all, it's just some
|>paperwork) and request a  copy of the "application" for the card.
|>
|>  I recall the time I signed a contract (Now this was a long time ago)
|>and the amount and signatures were not entered till way after I had
|>signed it. (I was younger and too trusting)
|>
|>  So, when they tried to come after me for the money ($1,084.00) I
|>pointed out that they had signed and dated it when they signed (3
|>months after I did) and this wouldn't hold up in court.
|>
|>  They never bothered me again...
|
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