IF they say it's "verified," demand to see their "evidence."


That's what I'm waiting for: the evidence.& If they don't get a person's&name then, to me, &it's not evidence.&


Also, they WILL add your comments to each account. So "comment" away. (E.G.: Consumer has no verification of this alleged debt. Etc.)


In my opinion, comments are worthless. I had comments on my credit report for years and it made no difference in my credit score,& the&offers I&got, or the annual&percentage rate I was offered. None whatsoever.


Having no verification of an alleged debt doesn't mean the debt doesn't exist.& It just means that you were unable to get verification.If the debt really isnt' yours,& you would fight until it was taken off.


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