Sentences with phrase «erroneous information listed»

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One of the fastest and easiest ways to quickly give your credit score a boost is to carefully review all three of your credit reports and correct any erroneous or outdated information that's listed.

Fortunately, by law you are allowed to dispute any information listed on your credit report that you deem inaccurate, erroneous, outdated, incomplete, etc..

These agencies are expert in credit legislation and spotting these erroneous listings, holding credit bureaus, banks, debt collectors and lenders accountable for reporting accurate information.

Another example that comes to mind is the information contained in a feature sheet (prepared by the listing agent who has no contractual relationship with the buyer), where the buyer's buying decision is triggered by some erroneous item contained in the feature sheet.

Thankfully, there are a variety of resources, from your local library to Google, to help you uncover the past, even if your only lead is a few lines of potentially erroneous information from the real estate listing.