CASE STUDY – REMOVAL – Mary (Ref:13235) from Queensland had her Optus default removed in 182 days
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Jason* and his partner split up and her ex-partner was disposing the mail. Jason was not living at the property and he had no idea about the letters or anything. Jason* eventually found a letter when he went to her house to collect some possessions and saw the letter saying that unless he called by that date, they would be placing a default on his file.
There were no issues with the creditor as they responded to our credit repair lawyers' default removal requests in a timely manner.
MyCRA Lawyers sent a demand letter to Credit Corp and upon review have agreed to remove the default listing on a no admissions basis.
Jason* engaged MyCRA Lawyers to investigate the likelihood of removal of a Credit Corp default listing on his credit file. The listing resulted from a relationship breakup and his ex-partner was disposing the mails. Jason moved out of the house and only saw the notice when he went to his ex-partner's house to collect some possessions.
Harold* was not experiencing any form of financial hardship. He moved address and believed he did inform them when the final bill was requested. He was not aware that the account was overdue and he was not contacted by the creditor.
Jacana Energy declined to remove the listing even after numerous complaints were raised regarding the default being statute barred. Equifax refused to remove the listing even after it was raised that the matter was statute barred as Jacana Energy advised Equifax that this was not the case.
MyCRA Lawyers sent various complaints to Jacana Energy & Equifax regarding default being statute barred. Final resolution due to confirmation from Equifax to Jacana Energy it was not possible to be listed as the matter is statute barred.
Harold* engaged MyCRA Lawyers to investigate the likelihood of removal of a Power & Water Corporation / Jacana Energy default listing on his credit file. The listing resulted when Harold* was not aware of the overdue account and did not received correspondence from creditor.
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