In a message dated 5/5/01 3:04:48 PM, peggyh@i... writes:
<< Yes, but reports are still made TO credit bureaus from
creditors, and that information is disseminated by the
credit bureau without the bureau's having verified ANY of
the information from creditors as accurate. Often
information is inaccurate, and yet, companies who send
credit bureaus inaccurate information stay in business and
prosper!>.
True, but at least you can get a copy of the report and correct any errors.
<<Again, I would not recommend broadcasting information
willy-nilly. >>
We agree. If you are ASKED for information, it's a different ballgame.
<<But answering legitimate questions TRUTHFULLY
should never be against the law (unless, of course, one had
signed a contract with a confidentiality requirement, or the
answer involves national security classified information, or
there is some other legal requirement like medical privacy). >>
Agreed again.
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