False credit reporting
Studeguy
Enthusiast - Level 1
My company, a corporation, paid a number of Verizon bills for a contract employee's phone. The account was in his name and he signed the contract. After he left our employ and quit paying the bills, Verizon sent bill collectors after me for the unpaid balance, because they had records of checks from our business. I asked for the collection agencies to provide proof of the debt, which they would not have been able to produce. They somehow got my SS# and ultimately sent negative credit info to the reporting agencies. My formerly unblemished credit history is now down over 100 points because of this unscrupulous and extortive practice. Verizon isn't interested in resolving the issue, as I'm never able to reach a person or department who might undo the damage. Anyone have similar experience and possible success in reversing the erroneous reporting?
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Re: False credit reporting
LawrenceC
Moderator Emeritus

Hi Studeguy,

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