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You're browsing: Archived News » 2006 HSBC, In the U.S. » Article Title: HSBC Will Not Remove Incorrect Entry
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HSBC Will Not Remove Incorrect Entry
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J.G. reports: “I was about to recently refinance my home. I found that through HSBC there has been a credit card opened in 08/06, which my husband and I have disputed with the credit reporting agencies. The balance is $1543 on a $2000 credit limit. We have been unsuccessful so far with HSBC to remove this. It is definitely not ours. What can we do, please?”

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