[rubyruby27]

I found this on myfaircredit. Wondering if any has the cases, I haven't found them yet.

Next, failing to communicate the disputed nature of an alleged debt to consumer reporting agencies and other third persons is a violation of 15 U.S.C. 1692e[8]. Acosta v. Campbell, 2006 WestLaw 3804729 [U.S.D.C. M.D. Fla. 2006]; Ryan v. Wexler & Wexler, 113 F.3d 91, 92 [7th Cir. 1997]; Sempler v. JBC Legal Group, 2005 WestLaw 2172377 [U.S.D.C. W.D. Wash. 2005]; Brady v. Credit Recovery Group, 160 F.3d 64 [1st Cir. 1998]; Wilhelm v. Credico, Inc., 2006 WestLaw 3478986 and 455 F.Supp.2d 1006 [U.S.D.C. N.D. 2006].


While I don't know but possibly these case can show how a JDB who didn't tell the CA they hired an account was disputed--ie arrow sending alleged account to different ca's when you dispute they send to another surely this is a violation of 1692e(8)

[centex]

http://www.infinitecredit.com/forums/41820-post5.html

The above is included as a link since this minor rant obviously did not sink in before when you made a similar request. You are seeking an Opinion, that is the written decision of the Court. A list of cases is not what people generally speak of when discussing the concept of case law. Further, no case should ever be cited in a filing without having first shepardized it to determine whether it has been cited elsewhere or overruled.

[rubyruby27]

While I was looking for other information I came across this--I am curious to the section that said "other 3rd party's" without reading and researching how would I know if these don't apply.

I look on this site and others for the actual cases to what others may have said but I didn't find them---

Thanks for the advice.