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1-2 Punch

Date: Sun, 04/13/2008 - 10:47

Submitted by goldenbast
on Sun, 04/13/2008 - 10:47

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There is a method out there called the 1-2 punch. Basically how it works is that you send a DV letter to the CA. When you receive the green card back you then dispute with the CRAs. When the CRA verifies the account, you got the CA for continued collection activity since it has already been established that any reporting (including verifying) is collection activity and therefore against the FCRA.

I found on the internet a graphic flow chart..it is the best thing I have ever seen for this and give many kudo’s to whoever it was that made this.



yes, this is a way to see if the CA youre dealing with cares at all about the law. We just did this with a CA I am dealing with, and they failed the test. This is also not just a fdcpa issue--reporting info on a credit report that cannot be validated as accurate can be a violation of the FCRA as well, and those are more costly for the CA if you sue them. The penalties can be higher for FCRA violations than for FDCPA.


lrhall41

Submitted by skydivr7673 on Sun, 04/13/2008 - 20:37

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Well, Original Creditors are not required to send anything period. However, it is not the CA who you need to see method of verification, that is for the CRA to provide if you are really going for blood and want to hold the CRA accountable since sometimes it almost seems as if this is how they verify:

CRA: So and so is disputing this account.

CA: Yes, they owe us that money.

CRA: Ok thank you.

CRA: Verified.


lrhall41

Submitted by goldenbast on Tue, 02/02/2010 - 17:50

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