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Unbelievable credit score/employers mess video |
Training TransUnion on credit scores, employers
TransUnion, follow these directions and make the corrections.
6/1/2009
TransUnion conducted a survey of human resource decision makers, but asked the wrong question. They corrected their mistake. Then they corrected another. Unfortunately, that's not the end of it.
TransUnion, pay attention. Check the blog, and the news page for assignments.
Your next task is to review the page where you state, "Credit scoring systems are used by lenders, insurers, landlords, employers and utility companies to evaluate your credit behavior."
That is what your customers see when they are on the TrueCredit.com home page and click on the credit score sample link.
Do not misinform citizens, and provide accurate and complete information.
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Lines are drawn
Are you a Believer or Nonbeliever—are they really used in jobs? Credit score use by employers showdown.
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April, 1997: "Information on how to obtain one's credit score is suspiciously absent from your site. How do I get mine?"
"And we're not running a game show. I mean, we're evaluating risk. We're not trying to have people get--achieve the highest score."
"Fisher is a fan of going by the book and then beyond it."
"He beat the scoring proponents to the punch by scooping up the web address http://www.creditscoring.com, from which he launches often strident, sometimes wacky, but usually well-documented attacks on the credit-scoring concept and the industries that support it."
Realty Consumers Empowered By Online "Peoples" Court - "His Web site CreditScoring.com helped him-- and millions of other consumers-- extend fair credit reporting rights to credit scoring information."
"Fisher operates the www.creditscoring.com Web site, which skewers the secrecy of the credit bureaus and Fair, Isaac." - The Detroit News
"CreditScoring.com is an exceptionally-interesting site that offers news and information regarding credit scoring and--
really-- the entire credit process."
"'Garbage in, garbage out,' says Greg Fisher of Dayton, Ohio, who runs two Web sites on the subject, creditscoring.com and creditaccuracy.com."
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