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how do i remove company debt from my credit report?

hiii_98 asked:


this collection agency has been calling me for years about a collection over a debt my company refused to pay. The amount was 500.00. The service was setup under my LLC company’s name and tax id. But now i see that my credit score and credit report has been affected by the collection agency. I have been ignoring them for hte past 6 years because the debt (which my company protested) should have been posted against my company’s credit score not my personal. Especially with this being a limited liability coorporation what can i do to remove or dispute the charge? I had FLAWLESS credit prior to this and i’m beyond pissed. I am the ceo of the company however my social security number was definately not used when the account was setup. Any advice on how i can proceed? Do i just pay the debt and suffer the horrible score? Or where they in the wrong to place this debt on an employee?? and do i have any recourse so that i can fix my credit score? ANY advice would be appreciated.
no one knows the answer? So any employee can get reported for his/her company’s actions?!?

Dana

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Good Credit Report: A Positive Credit Tool

Barney Garcia asked:


Today, banks offer credit for all your requirements, be it buying a house, car or consumer goods like a television, washing machine or a music system. The financers finalize their decision to lend you money based on your credit report. Special agencies or credit bureaus maintain these reports.

What is a Credit Report?

A credit report represents the record of your previous credits- whether you paid them completely and on time. It also shows complete details of your credit card payments. If your credit report shows that you have been regular with your payments and have paid all your past credits, you automatically become a candidate for obtaining large credits and that too on lower rates of interest.

Constructing a Good Credit Report

An honest borrower will naturally build a flawless credit report. He/she would be a regular with his/her payments as a matter of habit. Any person, planning to borrow money in future, has to intentionally make an effort to regularly pay all his bills and credits in order to maintain a good credit report. If you plan to borrow a large sum in the future, you can start by taking a loan, for instance a car loan and build a good credit report around its regular payments. An early start, with regular payments like that of a credit card or personal phone, can also lead your creditors into thinking that you are a good candidate for a loan.

What Not To Do

Always think before borrowing, whether you will be able to repay conveniently or not. It is very easy to borrow but not that easy to pay back a loan. Borrowing a loan larger than your paying back capacity will also have an adverse effect on your credit report. Your credit report is also affected if you apply for a loan at more than two places simultaneously, in the hope of it getting approved somewhere.

Conclusion

Besides the banks and financial firms, business houses and insurance companies may also like to review your financial report, before employing you or paying you an insurance coverage. Therefore, always try to keep this useful tool, out of any trouble.



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