Client unable to provide proof
Date: Fri, 12/19/2008 - 20:35
I believe the only thing you can do is you first have to dispute
I believe the only thing you can do is you first have to dispute it and if it comes back verified then you can sue per the FCRA.
If the file was mistakenly put there and it gets removed, then there really isn't much you can do.
I could be wrong maby someone can correct me if I am.
If I'm correct, in order for you to win a damage claim, you woul
If I'm correct, in order for you to win a damage claim, you would have to be able to provide tangible proof, beyond a reasonable doubt, of actual, not 'possible' damages you suffered as a direct result of this being on your son's CR. Anyone else?
Yes plus as I stated above you items entered in error would not
Yes plus as I stated above you items entered in error would not be suit worthy. Just something you have to suck it up.
You won't know that till you dispute it though, if it comes back verified, that is grounds for a lawsuit as you know it's not his.
You may need an attorney at that point as FCRA violations are $1,000 per violation, fdcpa are $1,000 total