Charge-Off Disputes
A charge-off means the lender wrote the debt off as a loss, but you may still owe it. Charge-offs can be disputed when the balance, dates, status, or ownership is reported wrong or can't be verified. We review each charge-off on all three reports and challenge the details that look inaccurate. An accurate charge-off can be reported for up to seven years.
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- Free credit analysis
- A free action plan, even if we can't help you
- Cancel anytime
- We text and email you updates
How we handle it
Our charge-offs process
Read the full account history
We check the balance, the date of first delinquency, and the status on every bureau.
Spot mismatches
A charge-off that was sold should show a zero balance with the original lender. Balances reported twice are a common error.
Challenge in writing
With your approval, we dispute inaccurate details with the bureaus and the creditor.
Plan your next steps
We explain how charge-offs affect your goals and what to focus on while disputes run.
We do not remove accurate, current, and verifiable information.
Start with a free credit analysis
You get a written action plan even if we can't help you. Cancel anytime.
Zero-risk start
- Free credit analysis
- A free action plan, even if we can't help you
- Cancel anytime
- We text and email you updates
Individual results vary. These are real clients sharing their own experiences; their results are not typical and are not a guarantee of results. No one can legally remove accurate, current, and verifiable information from a credit report.
