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Equifax’s VP Comments on the “reinvestigation” Process

In a March 2007 deposition, Equifax’s vice president of global consumer services described that bureau’s “reinvestigation” process: Q: What knowledge do you have as to the mechanics of how a DDC Filipino employee would process an Equifax dispute? [. . .] A: The electronic image would be displayed on their screen. They would have an

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Enter The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau

In 2010, the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (or CFPB) was created, primarily in response to the failures of the financial industry in the several years prior. The CFPB exists for consumer protection. It is a government agency that now holds most of the consumer protection authority in the financial markets. The CFPB—according to their website—will

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e-OSCAR’s Batch Interface

E-OSCAR is the system that allows data furnishers to electronically communicate with credit reporting agencies throughout the dispute process. Once a dispute is entered into the automated system at the credit-reporting agency, the data furnisher is automatically notified of the dispute through their e-OSCAR online communication system. Data furnishers are provided the three-digit dispute code

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Do’s and Don’ts of Credit Repair

Check out some do’s and don’ts of credit repair: Don’t tip the credit bureaus off. Make credit bureau disputes consumer authentic. Don’t use form letters found in credit repair books or online. The bureaus know these letters. Avoid legalistic language with credit bureaus Never supply too much information. You may inadvertently verify negative information. Don’t

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