Is it true creditors can/will cart slow payments bad your rationalization? My dad died in february and I've have to drop school classes,

My dad died in february and I've have to drop school classes, as powerfully as passing on paying my bills. My friend said that (Dell) will relieve me by taking off the tardy payments if I catch up. Is this true? I don't want to nouns like an idiot when I call upon them.

I had an neat as a new pin credit history until just lately.

They will run the late fees rotten or reduce them. I've even have hospital charges dropped and reduced by calling their billing agents.
The only problem you will enjoy is if you were over 30 days unsettled in your salary, then they will put a blotch on your credit report. Ask them if they could remove that also.

yes it is true...enlighten them of yr circumstances... personally speak to them

Answers: 99% of the time, never. Unless you speak to an angel at the company. You might as well try. Credit companies guard on the fact that folks will screw up and owe more, that's how they put together money. They say "Low interest rate" but if you read the fine print, 99.9% tilt it to a ridiculous amount if you make one unpaid payment, because they know that most nation will. But like I said, you might as resourcefully try. What's the worst that can happen, they read aloud no. But they may work with you, so try it out.

They can, I'm not sure if they will. This happened to me only just. Macy's had a systems upgrade, and for months they have been reporting my description as delinquent beginning when the computer upgrade happen, when it was not. I certainly was denied a credit card through my sandbank because of it. When I found out, I was batty. I called Macy's, they saw it be their error, they updated their system on the spot, but it took 30-60 days for the updates to cycle through on my credit reports (bummer). Though they did send me a ltter of apology and they corrected it straight away, I was still barmy. I eventually got the card, but it took months.

Generally, they will correct if it's their error. If not, I'm not so sure. Ask them, and if they influence yes, be sure to get it contained by writing.