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CreditRage -26- Dispute the Debt & Conversation with Hispanic1
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I wanted to post a podcast of my conversation with Hispanic1 from last week.
She has some credit problems. When you have problems, the first thing [...]
CreditRage – 15 – Know Your Local Rules
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I know you're not going to believe this, but I made a gaffe. A gaffe sounds better than a mistake, doesnt it?
Anyhow, I read my local rules, but I [...]
New WebRecon Data
WebRecon tracks litigation on consumer laws such as the FDCPA, FCRA, and TCPA. Here is the link to their latest data [...]
Thoughts on State Laws
In this episode of CreditRage, I openly think about state laws and interest rates. See yesterday's post for the links I discuss in this brief podcast.
I [...]
List of State Collection Laws
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Here is a list of state collection laws including Puerto Rico and Washington D.C.. This is a great place to start to learn your state's laws. These laws [...]
Who can you add to a FDCPA lawsuit?
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I get many questions about who can be added to a FDCPA lawsuit. You will want to add as many as you can if you want to add to the statutory damages.
In [...]
Inquiries Question from Shawn in Wyoming – Inquiries FCRA
He is a question that was emailed to me last night:
I have several third party debt collectors and dirtbag attorneys who have made inquiries in some of my [...]
How Do You Opt Out of Credit Offers?
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There are two types of inquiries on your credit reports.
The first type is a type of credit pull that affects your credit score. This is commonly called [...]
Book Review – F The Banks by Judson E Crump
I read a hell of a lot of books. I read only non-fiction and classics. Mostly books related to debt collection and finance are what I seek.
In case you [...]
Case Law – Brim v. Midland Credit Management, Inc
Brim v. Midland Credit Management, Inc., 795 F. Supp.2d 1255 (2011)
Jury verdict awarding plaintiff $100,000.00 in compensatory damages and $632,180.00 in [...]