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Originally Posted by apexcrsrvc
You would have a cause against the furnisher if you pinpointed anything that was inaccurate, they verified it as accurate and you sustained damages from it directly and proximately. Failure to mark it as being disputed is a FCRA violation under s-2b, See DiPrinzo v. MBNA, and a FDCPA violation if they're a debt collector.
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i disputed with the df that the judgement is not listed in the name that they are reporting it and they are not licensed nor bonded to collect in n.c.as required...
.i did not dispute with them that they are listing it as a collection account, that it is open or that its not marked in dispute....which brings me to my first post
also how can a public judgement be an open account???
