How can a credit bureau change info from each of my bankruptcy listings?

I filed bankruptcy in October 2000 and had it discharched in march of 2001. Receintly I got notified thru equifax that each line item that was under bankruptcy was not listed as "included in bankrupty", and showed delinquincy and high balances, etc. I called each creditor and asked why they changed this and they had not idea what I was talking about. This info was old to them and they did not initiate these changes. I asked for an investgation thru equifax and they instisted right away it was correct. My credit score has just plummeted after working so hard after 6 years to work it back up. How can this be just changed, even with proof of a bankruptcy right there on my credit report?

Answer:
Would you like a quick answer?

Do you have a copy of any old credit report that shows these listings as "included in bankruptcy"?

Send them a copy, along with a copy of your new credit report. Include statements from your creditors that say they didn't do it.

Now enclose a copy of a filled-out small claims lawsuit for $1000, and tell them it will be filed in 14 days unless you are given a very good explanation of who and why your report got changed.

If no answer in 30 says, go ahead and file it. You will get a very easy $1000 for your troubles. Contact me for help if you need it.

Remember.certified letters are extremely important when dealing with creditors! Other Questions and Answers:
  • 6yrs or 12yrs?
  • Can credit card companies put a lein on your car/property?
  • are you a boy or a girl?
  • NEED HELP WITH FIXING MY CREDIT SCORE AND DEPT..how can I get it all paid off with 1 payment a month?
  • Do you need approval when opening a Secured Credit Card?
  • Anybody use ING DIRECT website to get a Home Equity Loan? Good or Bad?
  • post office credit cards?
  • Bumping off credit inquiries?