JerrySatDell
Austin,#2UPDATE Employee
Thu, January 19, 2012
Hello Turyga,
I wanted to try one last time to speak with you regarding your post. Please call me at your earliest convenience. If I have not received your call by the close of business tomorrow I will assume your concerns have been resolved.
Jerry Strother
Dell Financial Services
DFS Exchange Program & Social Media
office + 1 800 624 9897 x 4250127
fax + 1 512 283 8876 (must be to my attention)
JerrySatDell
Austin,#3UPDATE Employee
Mon, January 16, 2012
Hello Turyga,
I wanted to reach out to you again regarding your situation. lease call me at your earliest convenience.
Jerry Strother
Dell Financial Services
DFS Exchange Program & Social Media
Office + 1 800 624 9897 x 4250127
Fax + 1 512 283 8876 (must be to my attention)
JerrySatDell
Austin,#4UPDATE Employee
Thu, January 12, 2012
Hello Turyga,
I saw your post and am concerned with your situation. Please call me at your earliest convenience.
Jerry Strother
Dell Financial Services
DFS Exchange Program & Social Media
Office + 1 800 283 2210 x 4250127
Fax + 1 512 283 8876 (must be to my attention)
Robert
Irvine,#5Consumer Comment
Tue, January 10, 2012
Okay I doubt that Dell just randomly put the account on your Dad's credit report. Somehow they got his information.
When you applied for this credit was it a joint account? Many people have a misconception that the party that matters is the one who is paying the bill. Often you will see a person who co-signs for a loan and then are somehow shocked that the other party didn't pay a bill and they are now responsible. Because you see it does not matter who the computer was for, or who is paying the bill. What matters is who is responsible for the account. In the terms of a joint/co-signed account that is BOTH parties. So if the payment fails to get made any negative is reported on both account holders.
While I bet there is more to this than you are saying. If you really are saying that it was your account only and they just randomly put your dad on the account then your dad(not you) needs to dispute this with the Credit Reporting Agencies. If that dispute fails then he may need to take additional action against them for violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act.