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| 1. Written by Candice Yates on January 12, 2012 from norcross, georgia, US Same exact thing for me! I bought a house when I got married and shortly thereafter was left on my own with a mortgage I could not pay. Tried to sell the house but couldn't in time so I had to foreclose. Now I'm showing that owe $2000.00+ I called the number for Wilshire and was given the number for Bank of America. The guy I spoke to shows nothing under my name, nothing under my SSN, nothing under the address. All I can do is file a dispute with the credit agency. Which from the comments here also seems like a futile attempt. Ugh!! I have worked for 6 years trying to pull my credit back up and this is keeping me from going further. So aggravating! Who would you even sue if Wilshire no longer exists??? |
| 2. Written by Michelle on November 9, 2011 from san rafael, california, US Wilshire Credit Corp reported the Sale of my property in 2008 as a Foreclosure just before Bank of America took over. I am STILL fighting with Equifax, Experian & TransUnion to get them to correct the error on my Credit Report, over 3 years later. |
| 3. Written by Janet Hayes on October 13, 2011 from new london, connecticut, US I had the same thing happen. Bank of America took over the loan from Wilshire and the Wilshire loan was not recorded as paid off. After three years there has been no change. B of A says I have to deal with Wilshire. Wilshire does not answer the phone or letters. One great company. Janet Hayes |
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