credit report potentially negative closed
credit report potentially negative closed
What does “potentially negative closed” on your credit report mean? ?
Also, can a company put a bill back on your credit report after it has been a “closed” account? Or, even if it is old or over 7 years old? I am recently trying to work on my credit report, and I had contacted a company about a bill on my credit report under “potentially negative closed” with a “closed status” account. I found out after contacting them that there were two other bills in their account, (but were not on my report), and asked for them to send me a letter so I can verify the accounts. I received the letter and it looked like a bill statement and as an open account, and they put all three together as a multiple bill. I found out that the two other bills were from 2000 and Nov. 2001. The bill that was on my credit report were from three days after the one from Nov. 2001. Therefore, if I decided to wait a couple of months to pay this bill, will it be off my report, and could the company put the two other bills back on my report?
This remark means that the creditor closed the account, possibly because you were a problem customer, rather than for inactivity or your choosing to pay it off and close it.
