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Eight states' horrible (undated) information

They never learn. Until now (Yeah, right!). Total systemic government failure. #falsity #WA #CommsGirl

| By Greg Fisher

None of the information linked to below contain a) '20' and b) 'wee.'

Try it! Use CNTRL-F!

In other words, government documents are undated with no mention that you can get a free credit report once a week.

Utter chaos; total systemic government failure.

And they will not shut up! #dotGOV #StopTalking #ShutUp #control

The List: Eight of 56 #TheSeven

CT: "Consumers can get free copies of their credit report each year. The Fair Credit Reporting Act requires each of the three nationwide consumer reporting agencies — Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion — to provide you with a free copy of your credit report, at your request, once every 12 months."—undated, Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection

#Weekly #n505 #failure #mocketing #fingerflapping #FingerFlappingTSP #nuisance #CommsGirl #2605S

CT: "Obtain a free annual credit report to help detect early signs of identity theft."—dated and signed (at least they got that right this time), Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection

#Weekly

HI: "Experian, Equifax and TransUnion are now offering free credit reports to all Americans on a weekly basis for the next year."—undated, Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA)

AK: "You Can Request a Free Copy of Your Credit Report Annually."—undated, Alaska Department of Law

"One Form Experian" 😆

WA: "Four months later, order one form Experian."—undated, Washington Attorney General #1503ak

Another contains the same gibberish from the Washington attorney general, but that work is dated (and SIGNED! (we go way back, me and the attorneys general)).

#n542 #gibberish #WA #n33586 #accountability pressure point

[Hey Brown (Adams wake up!), I'm not smarter than you are, am I? Egad—if I am, we're in trouble! 😆 #n33586]

IA: "You are entitled to one free copy from each credit agency every twelve months."—undated, Iowa Attorney General #1901B

MD: "This is the only federally authorized online source for a free annual credit report."—undated, Maryland Insurance Administration

VA: "The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) wants you to know that if you want to order your free annual credit report online, there is only one authorized website: annualcreditreport.com."—undated, Virginia Attorney General

NC: "You can get one free credit report each year from each of the three nationwide credit bureaus."—undated, North Carolina Attorney General

Bonus: FEDERAL

US: "Keep in mind-- you're entitled to one free copy of your credit report every 12 months from each of the three nationwide credit reporting companies."—undated, Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

NEW READERS: The background work is done. This is just part of the resulting compilation. To follow what happens to the hapless on this page, follow #2605S (2026, May; S for Stop Talking, Shut Up, States, The Seven, South (Carolina and Dakota)(no second names start with S) and Seven Septillion #7Septillion).

Could this be the tipping point, where states' governors get serious, step up and actually DO SOMETHING?

Stay connected to find out!

Connecticut's email isn't working. Could you bureaucrats elsewhere help the governor with that? Poor guy. He might have to send a letter (!) to somebody.




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