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Replied on 09-28-2010, 03:37 PM
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write them a letter and tell them to they have access your personal information and in violation and do not have any permissible purpose to pull your credit report. demand them to certify written proof, signed agreement or other documentation which states you provided authorization for their actions; otherwise consider the company has violated your rights and the law. Company Midland Credit Mgmt does not have any permissible purpose to pull your credit report. demand their frequently access to your report is to stop immediately.

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Sub: #290 Dispute and Sue
Replied on 02-20-2011, 08:48 AM
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Midland Credit Management et al collection agencies repeatedly abuse 15 USC s. 1681 s-2 (5)(A), in that report debt newer on your credit report than when it originally and allegedly went delinquent. This is a violation of the section of the Fair Credit Reporting Act which I have just mentioned.

I have sued them in Federal Court which has jurisdiction I suggest that you do the same.

If anyone has question call 302-561-1132

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