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HSBC account closed in 2000 still shows open on CR
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AS in Utah says: “HSBC reporting still open on my credit report and harming my chance to have good score, even though I closed my credit card they were the backers of in 2000. How can I get them off my credit report? Also, no way to contact them to do so.”

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