Patrick
Mesa,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, February 27, 2008
Wilson, I am a Junior as well. Way back in '92 my employer accused me of embezzlement (turned out to be the store manager, not me), but I lost my job and was forced to move in with my parents. As soon as I did, my accounts started showing up on my dad's report and visa versa. We had the same name and address, so that's all that seemed to matter. Beats me why they didn't go by our SSNs. To this day I think I still have some of his old accounts on my report. Nothing bad, so I have not bothered trying to get them removed.
Wilson
Walnut Creek,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, February 26, 2008
The credit bureaus and creditors should be able to distingush between the father (Sr) and son (Jr) because they both have different social security numbers. How the son's new credit history which started with the purchase of a house and mortgage processing affected the father is beyond me.