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Jeremy S.
  • Mechanicsburg, PA
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Removing Credit Inquiries from credit report

Jeremy S.
  • Mechanicsburg, PA
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I would like to get a couple inquiries removed from my credit report that I legitimately applied for.  I have read that you can send a letter to creditors asking to see the paper you signed for the inquiry and if they don't respond you can get it removed and I am planning to use this method.  My question here is, can I simply ask the branch managers whom I have a relationship with to handle this for me without sending the letter to the corporate office?

Is that something they are allowed to do? How much work would I be asking of them?

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