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My credit sheet shows 10,000 in a bank. Is there an account that I am not aware of?
It also shows 11k+ in debt, but doesn't specify. How do I find out who I am in debt to and which bank may have a credit?
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gkathieb
6 months ago
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That's Credit Karma's estimate of what is in the bank. It's part of CK guidelines and means zero. Annualcreditreport.com and pull your three bureau credit reports and see what is going on.
nandog 6 months ago
If you know the name of the bank take your ID and 2 or more other forms of identification to that bank and request a list of all accounts in your name. Make sure all of the accounts for and against you were signed accounts by you. by that I mean they must produce all signature cards, pictuers loan papers including copies of your IDs or ids used for the activation of those accounts. make sure to also take in a copy of your credit reports showing the last digits of these accounts. They are required by law to provide to you those items. if they don't file a fraud report with them and the local police department stating you have no knowledge of these accounts other than your credit reports showing them.
draggon1962 5 months ago