Account Resolution Assoc. Collection

Created by Yusheeka Gray, Modified on Fri, Nov 17, 2023 at 4:04 PM by Tuesday Roa-Oronan

Is Account Resolution Assoc. Collection On Your Credit Report?


  • 01 Synchrony Bank operates as a debt collection agency.
  • It might not be necessary for you to settle your debt (which could potentially affect your credit score negatively).
  • Call us at 803-784-8100 to explore the possibility of having  01 Synchrony Banremoved from your credit report, possibly without needing to pay off your debt.





Who is Account Resolution Assoc. Collection Collecting For?

Account Resolution Assoc. Collection is a debt collection agency that appears on your credit report.


This could mean that they've acquired the debt from the original creditor (like a loan or credit card company), usually for a fraction of the actual amount, sometimes as low as 10% of the original cost. Alternatively, they might be collecting on behalf of another company without owning the debt themselves.


They might try to reach out to you through mail or phone calls demanding repayment. Having a collections account on your credit report can negatively affect your credit score and your ability to get approved for loans or other significant financial transactions.


It might be possible to have this account removed.


Does Account Resolution Assoc. Collection Affect My Credit Score?

Any derogatory mark within its statute of limitations can significantly damage your credit score, including a collections account.


How Can I Remove Account Resolution Assoc. Collection From My Credit Report?

If there's incorrect, erroneous, or fraudulent information on the Account Resolution Assoc. Collection account, it might be possible to remove it from your credit report. According to a U.S. PIRGs study, 79% of credit reports contain mistakes or serious errors. We specialize in dealing with such accounts for our clients.


Is Account Resolution Assoc. Collection a Debt Collection Agency?

Yes, Account Resolution Assoc. Collection is a debt collection agency. They purchase debts from various creditors who have given up on collecting the debts themselves, also known as a "charge-off".


Should I Opt for Pay For Delete With Account Resolution Assoc. Collection?

While paying off Account Resolution Assoc. Collection to have the credit bureaus remove it from your report might seem like a good idea, it has a downside. Paying a debt in collections changes the status on your credit report from 'unpaid' to 'paid', but the collections still appear on your report for seven years from the date of first delinquency, thus still affecting your credit.


Should I Negotiate A Settlement With Account Resolution Assoc. Collection?

Settling your debt with Account Resolution Assoc. Collection could help or hurt your score, depending on various factors. In some cases, you might not need to pay at all, and if there are any issues with the account, you might be able to have it removed entirely.


Is Account Resolution Assoc. Collection Genuine, Fake, Or A Scam?

Account Resolution Assoc. Collection is a legitimate company, not a scam or fake. However, they might repeatedly call and harass you.


Why Does Account Resolution Assoc. Collection Keep Calling Me?

Account Resolution Assoc. Collection continues to call in an attempt to collect a debt. The best course of action is to ignore their calls and consult with a company that can assist you in having it removed.


Will Account Resolution Assoc. Collection Attempt To Sue Or Garnish My Wages?

It's highly unlikely that Account Resolution Assoc. Collection will choose to sue. While it might happen in rare cases, it's not the norm. Both state and federal laws have limits or 'exemptions' for bank and wage garnishments. We strongly advise contacting us to assess the likelihood of a lawsuit and to explore steps to have this collection removed.


Is Account Resolution Assoc. Collection Open to Goodwill Letters for Removing My Collection/Charge-Off?

In our experience, Account Resolution Assoc. Collection does not typically accept goodwill letters to eliminate collection accounts or charge-offs. This is a standard practice among most debt collection agencies.


Who Are the Creditors for Account Resolution Assoc. Collection?

Account Resolution Assoc. Collection collects debts on behalf of various creditors, often lending companies. The list of these creditors is dynamic and usually not disclosed publicly by collection agencies, including Account Resolution Assoc. Collection.


What Rights Do I Have When Interacting with Account Resolution Assoc. Collection?

You have the right to challenge any debt that Account Resolution Assoc. Collection claims you owe. The agency operates under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). While these acts may seem complex, they can be very empowering if you understand how to use them to your advantage.


What is the Contact Number for Account Resolution Assoc. Collection?

Before reaching out to Account Resolution Assoc. Collection, we recommend contacting DIY Credit first. Why? Simply put, you might not want to settle the debt with Account Resolution Assoc. Collection, especially if it's potentially inaccurate. Settling the debt could negatively impact your credit score.


Where Can I Find the Login for Account Resolution Assoc. Collection?

It might seem beneficial to log into Account Resolution Assoc. Collection's portal.


However, we strongly advise contacting DIY Credit first. We'll examine why Account Resolution Assoc. Collection appears on your report and explore how we might dispute and possibly remove them.


Start the Process of Removing Account Resolution Assoc. Collection from Your Report Today!

In some instances, it's recommended to consult with a Credit Repair professional to review your credit report. It's much easier, less stressful, and saves time to let professionals identify the reasons for your score drop. If you're searching for a reputable company to assist you in removing credit errors, don't hesitate to give us a call.


CALL US NOW AT 803-784-8100


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