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My mother got $100 late fee for Comcast cable, as she have $200?

She have HBO and Encore/High speed internet for originally

in about $135. It can affect her credit report for late payment for this cable?

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    It will show on her credit report if she doesn't pay it because they will send it to collections. I see cable and phone companies (including cell phone companies) on credit reports every day. They don't report the good history, only collections.

    Source(s): Analyst for a credit card company
  • 1 decade ago

    In this area the cable company charges the most for late payments. A $100 sounds like a lot though. Your credit report shows how many times you are late paying anything. I know I just checked all three of mine.

  • 1 decade ago

    When was the last time she paid her bill? It has to be couple months before they charged her $100 late fee. Pull a free credit report to see if they report her account to credit bureau. I don't see my cable on my credit report.

  • 1 decade ago

    The only way a cable bill would go on your credit report is if it went to collections

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  • 1 decade ago

    no cable and cell phone companies do not report to the credit bureaus at this time. in teh future there is a cahnce they may. but your mom is safe now.

    I am in the cell industry and know my stuff

    Source(s): employed in the area of your concern
  • 1 decade ago

    I hate late fees, i do not think so, i think you damage you credit report when you dont pay on time those services where you had to get it financed.

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