All,
Here is a conversation with Ryan. These credit report issues are common, but not fun if they are happening to you.
Please give Ryan and I a listen and leave comments.
Fight the essential fight!
Boiler
All,
Here is a conversation with Ryan. These credit report issues are common, but not fun if they are happening to you.
Please give Ryan and I a listen and leave comments.
Fight the essential fight!
Boiler
Your caller’s confusion of credit reporting with contractual debt liability is so common I find myself debunking it almost monthly. The debt industry has done a great job of inflating the credit report past its intended purpose, to the extent of convincing people that a blunt and highly variable measurement tool is the Alpha and Omega of their financial postures. They get so distracted by a scoreboard they don’t see the bully players coming to tackle them for their assets.
This audio file is marked #19, yet the prior one released on 18 November was #16. I don’t recall two others posted or deleted in the interim.
Resident,
Thanks for your input. I agree 100% with your first paragraph.
As to the missing podcasts there are two things going on. First, I am at the finish line with a lawsuit and don’t want the two podcasts to be a point of contention. I think this will be over in a week or so. Also, The two missing ones are part of a new format I want to try. I am calling the new podcasts “CreditRage”. The missing podcasts are really CreditRage. I have not decided if I wast to post them. I likely will and see what feedback I get.
The jest of Credit Rage is that I talk about what is going on with my credit situation while driving to work. They will be 3-10 minutes long. I may post 2 or 3 of them a week. Another issue is that there is a lot of road noise in the recordings.
Your other post is more complex than this one. I have the flu and will answer it tomorrow.
Thanks, Boiler