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I had an account years ago with Capital One, which I think, will have defaulted in 2004. I say 'I think' because I have no documentation and the debt has now disappeared off my credit report as it has been 7 years. It would appear that in 2004 they sold it to Lowell. There's an account on my credit file in the name of Lowell for the same amount as Capital One and with the same reference number (last 4 digits anyway so it's definitely it!). The start date is 2004 and the default date is mid 2006! So it would appear that I was defaulted twice for this one account. However I can only see the Lowell default and now not the Capital One default.... So what can I do? As far as I'm concerned it shouldn't have been defaulted twice and as six years has passed since the original default it should now no longer be on my credit report in any shape or form, but without the original showing on my credit report how can I prove it? Will Capital One still hold any details for me so if I make a data request to them to see any data they hold will they still have it after so long? Or should I just write to Lowell and request they provide proof of the original default notice and credit agreement (stating I do not acknowledge the debt, just in case!).. Whats the best way for me to deal with it?
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