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Default dates advice

Hi everyone,
I'm hoping for some advice following an article I read on Debtcamel.
I entered into a DMP in mid-2014 and only recently I noticed that two of my defaults were not registered until March 2015 before the debts were sold on. I recently complained to the DCA who now owns the debt and they replied saying that although they were not the owner of the debt at the time, they are willing to back date the default to August 2014 (which they have). However, after checking Experian I noticed that although the default date has been ammended for the debt , there is still a record of the debt with the original creditor which although shows as settled (due to the sale of the debt), still has a default date of March 2015. I contacted Experian but they gave the impression that this is correct. Do I need to complain to both the original creditor and current owner or the debt? Or would the original debt record still fall off my credit file in August this year?
Thanks in advance everyone.

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