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my question is on the credit report it shows the date opened then the last activity, How can the last activity be so recent when i have not payed anything to them or contacted them. Also when does it go off your report? is it 7 years from the last activity? or last day of payment?
I see all kinds of info as to what the correct answer is and it is all conterdicting which one is it and how can i dispute the last activity date on my report. At this rate it will never go off my report if they change the date all the time.
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1 year ago
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The last activity can be activity from the bank perspective with the account, such as a charge-off, which doesn't occur until the loan meets certain criteria from a default standpoint.
The 7 years for it falling off the credit report is from the last activity date. The charge-off date is the last 'last activity' date that the bank can show for a defaulted loan.
phnxangell 1 year ago