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Judicial gavel on the table because victim have been wrongly sent to collections
Can I Sue For False Debt Collection?
You obeyed the rules and paid your debts. But you got sent to collections anyway. Creditors need to play by the rules, too.
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Credit reporting errors strike victims when they least expect it
Consumer Attorneys has helped countless victims of credit reporting inaccuracies and is here for you.
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Accurate Examples of Fair Credit Reporting Act Violations
We’ve Got the Top 10 Examples of Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) Violations. Learn How to Fight Back!
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Man slaps his face with a hand because of a kroll check
All You Need to Know about Kroll Background Checks
Kroll background checks reduce risks for employers. But sometimes, reporting errors harm job candidates instead.
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The CRA Circle of Sharks
This is the (sadly typical) story of one of our clients and her struggles with inaccurate information appearing in background reports from no less than 5 different credit reporting agencies
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Accurate Background LLC often makes egregious errors in background reports
The Bellwether of an Ailing Nation
Yet another example of a credit bureau (ACCURATE BACKGROUND LLC , in this case) shamelessly ruining someone's life with their carelessness and indifference
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erroneous background reports from RealPage lead to litigation
Pushed to the Edge for Profit
Yet another story of an uncaring credit agency ruining someone's life with their inept practices and incompetence, this time it's RealPage
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Why Vietnamese US Citizens Are Vulnerable to Identity Theft and Background Report Errors
In yet another example of the carelessness of the Credit Reporting Agencies (CRA’s), Vietnamese Americans have an increased risk of reporting errors because they don’t have that many names to go around.
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Man sees a criminal report on his phone.
How Credit Reporting Agencies Ruin People's Lives
Like some kind of financial long Covid, when credit reporting agencies and background check companies like On Site LLC don’t fix their mistakes (even after agreeing to and paying a cash settlement) the result is on-going suffering that never ends, like a festering wound.
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what is a credit card hardship program
What is a credit card hardship program?
It can help you out in tough times
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establish damages under credit reporting
Is a formal loan application necessary to establish damages under the Fair Credit Reporting Act?
In some situations, no.
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reasonable investigation
What amounts to a reasonable investigation by a furnisher?
The reasonableness of the investigation depends on the circumstances of a case
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online shopping scams
Scam Likely: New Study Shows That Older Adults Aren’t the True Victims of Online Shopping Scams
It turns out that younger, supposedly more tech savvy consumers are actually in the majority.
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military identity theft protection
People who serve in the military have an increased risk of Identity theft and credit reporting errors
In 2021, service-members, veterans, and military family members reported nearly 50,000 cases of identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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Wells Fargo Credit Report Dispute
You have the right to dispute inaccurate credit information. Here’s what to know about disputing Wells Fargo errors.
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how bad is a 700 credit score
Is a 700 credit score good or bad?
A credit score of 700 has positive implications
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how to build credit at 18
How to start building credit at 18
Building credit at 18 is possible
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financial health after prison
How can you restore your financial health after you get out of prison?
Building up your credit after prison is possible
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what does pre qualified mean for a credit card
What does it mean when you’re pre-qualified for a credit card?
Pre-qualified means you fit some of the criteria needed for a specific credit card
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how to find out all my debts
How to find all your debts
You could be unaware of your existing debts
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Are Debit Cards Protected from Fraud
Consumer Attorneys Uncover Risks Associated with Debit Card Fraud and How You Can Prevent Being Victimized!
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appfolio tenant screening
5 Aug, 2026
Daniel Cohen
AppFolio Dispute After a Housing Denial: How to Fix Screening Errors and Protect Your Record
If your rental application was denied or marked "failed" after an AppFolio background check, you may have the right to file an AppFolio dispute. Errors in tenant screening reports can include incorrect credit data, criminal records belonging to someone else, or outdated eviction filings.
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How to Report Identity Theft: Where to File Every Report
3 Aug, 2026
Moshe Boroosan
How to Report Identity Theft: Where to File Every Report
When someone uses your identity, it can be hard to know who you need to notify first. Start by filing an identity theft report with the FTC at IdentityTheft.gov, then contact the bank or card issuer involved and one of the three credit bureaus for a fraud alert. Depending on what happened, you may also need to involve the police, SSA, IRS, or FBI.
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First Advantage (FADV) Background Check: Fix Errors
2 Aug, 2026
Daniel Cohen
First Advantage Dispute: How to Fix a Failed Background Check and When to Sue
Did you fail a First Advantage background check due to errors? We can help you recover!
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What Is Identity Theft? Definition, Types & How It Happens | Consumer Attorneys
30 Jul, 2026
Daniel Cohen
What Is Identity Theft, and How Does It Happen?
Identity theft is when someone uses your personal or financial information without your permission. They can use your name, Social Security number, credit card number, bank account information, medical insurance number, or other identifying details to get money, credit, services, medical care, tax refunds, employment, or other benefits. That is the basic identity theft definition most people are aware of.
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