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If a credit bureau does not remove anything, all of them?

Recently I had several things removed from my credit report (s) to dispute following Act Fair Credit Protection. I have three credit scores and played all my bills online through the three agencies credit. Well, several things have been out of my Experian and Equifax me. In fact, almost all of it. But they are all different things! My question … if something is removed from your credit report by a credit office we all have to remove it or how it works? I have a repossession 4000, which was taken from my report from Equifax, Experian, but I am not just want to know if they have to take everything. To be honest, I have the money or I would not mind. But I've worked long and hard to fix my credit and wondered whether that meant that I was there at least clear. Thanks! Please reply if you know for sure! It is so important to me!

No. …. all 3 credit bureaus are entirely separate companies …. All are required to state the precise terms of the Fair Credit Reporting Act …. Thus, in theory, everyone should be reporting the same information …. but not always the case ….. However, it is not necessary that they have to report all exactly the same elements. In this case, public debt is accurate … if you can not send your Equifax credit file with Experian and force them to delete information negative specific based solely on the Experian report does not show ….