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how do you file a complaint with the credit bureau?
a friend of mine in landscaping performed some work and the client refuses to pay. the person called and said i have your money but will not pay. i know you can file suit in small claims
court, but can they file a complaint with the credit bureau or do anything to damage this
persons credit? they decided not to use him anymore and now refuse to pay him for
work done/ thank you y/a people.
3 Answers
- R TLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Credit bureaus don't take complaints from the general public, otherwise everyone would have poor ratings.
As you stated, you could take the person to court and get a judgment. That would show up as a "public record" on their credit report.
You could also turn this debt over to a reputable attorney or collection agent. They can file information on the person's credit report.
Source(s): /// - ?Lv 41 decade ago
No they will not take personal complaints..
Small court is ur main option but for a "complaint" you can always put it through the Better Business Bureau
- Anonymous1 decade ago
No, credit bureaus do not "take complaints." Small claims court is his only option.
