Re: Credit Reports, was Re: AT&T Customers Taken Over By Alltel

Aug 06, 2005 0 Replies


> Maybe you got special consideration as a soldier. Perhaps enlisted men


>> and women got a special deal because it wouldn't be easy for them to
>> deal with credit issues overseas ... But as far as I know, the rest of
>> us were not entitled to any free reports unless we were denied credit
>> or employment (as I posted earlier) or if there was a state law
>> specifying we were not to be charged. There have been some state laws
>> on the books prior to this past year.
> See
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That is a result of the change in federal law that was *just implemented.* As I said, it used to be that there were only certain conditions under which you could get a free report, unless you lived somewhere where state law specified otherwise.


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