Today's Resources
These are the sources of information I found most useful today in researching credit report issues:
There is a FOURTH credit reporting agency:
Innovis Consumer Assistance
P.O. Box 1358
Columbus, OH 43216-1358
1-800-540-2505
They forget to mention on their web site that they are just as liable as the "Big Three" to provide you with one free copy of your credit report. (Making a note to request mine from them. I forgot to do that today.)
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California Franchise Tax Board CRUSHED by Freedom Law School Student Paul Ballmer for $337,000! (Freedom Law School)
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Whyspers v. L J Ross & Assoc. -- Whyspers v. Experian and XXX
Proselitigant.net
Whyspers got a nice cash settlement from Experian: http://proselitigant.net/ Don't miss the message board. Representing yourself works especially well in combination with publication.
Most people will be much better off with representation, but when you can't find a lawyer ...
Publish your case.
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NCLC Consumer Law Manuals
Highly recommended by Christine Baker.
I love this lady! I think you will find me referencing her often. Her web site Bayhouse is a treasure trove of information and a great jumping off point if you are beginning an odyssey of credit reporting disputes.
This thread on tax liens was not particularly helpful to me today, but might be eventually.
This thread has a complete lawsuit Baker v. Capital One, Equifax, Ameriquest and Target (RNB).
Her 2007 suit is mentioned here. I didn't delve into it.
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I found this today. Not sure yet exactly what it is, but I found it cute, kinda interesting, sorta helpful. Willitfly.
Well, interesting anyway.
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Several years ago, I actually contributed this information to Christy Welsh's message boards. I am both surprised and flattered that it is still on there in this fashion. I might have to revisit my own stuff and see if what I am looking for is in there. ;-)
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Note to self:
Resources by Jurisdiction
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'Nuff said for today~
There is a FOURTH credit reporting agency:
Innovis Consumer Assistance
P.O. Box 1358
Columbus, OH 43216-1358
1-800-540-2505
They forget to mention on their web site that they are just as liable as the "Big Three" to provide you with one free copy of your credit report. (Making a note to request mine from them. I forgot to do that today.)
==================
California Franchise Tax Board CRUSHED by Freedom Law School Student Paul Ballmer for $337,000! (Freedom Law School)
==================
Whyspers v. L J Ross & Assoc. -- Whyspers v. Experian and XXX
Proselitigant.net
Whyspers got a nice cash settlement from Experian: http://proselitigant.net/ Don't miss the message board. Representing yourself works especially well in combination with publication.
Most people will be much better off with representation, but when you can't find a lawyer ...
Publish your case.
==================
NCLC Consumer Law Manuals
Highly recommended by Christine Baker.
I love this lady! I think you will find me referencing her often. Her web site Bayhouse is a treasure trove of information and a great jumping off point if you are beginning an odyssey of credit reporting disputes.
This thread on tax liens was not particularly helpful to me today, but might be eventually.
This thread has a complete lawsuit Baker v. Capital One, Equifax, Ameriquest and Target (RNB).
Her 2007 suit is mentioned here. I didn't delve into it.
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I found this today. Not sure yet exactly what it is, but I found it cute, kinda interesting, sorta helpful. Willitfly.
Well, interesting anyway.
===================
Several years ago, I actually contributed this information to Christy Welsh's message boards. I am both surprised and flattered that it is still on there in this fashion. I might have to revisit my own stuff and see if what I am looking for is in there. ;-)
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Note to self:
Resources by Jurisdiction
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'Nuff said for today~
Labels: Cal FTB, consumer law, Innovis, NCLC, Pro Se, Whyspers
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