Fair Credit Reporting Act Terms Defined. What is a “User”?
By Kevin Gipson, New Orleans Consumer Attorney on May 10, 2008 in Consumer Protection, Credit Reporting
Users are entities that purchase consumer reports from credit reporting agencies.
For a user to be able to obtain a consumer report it must show that it is obtaining the report for a permissible purpose.
In addition to potential and current creditors using credit reports, many employers and insurance companies now use credit reports to determine whether or not to hire you or whether to insure you. The rate you pay for insurance can also depend upon what is contained in your credit report.
With more and more users of credit reports it is important to confirm the accuracy of your credit report and to take action to correct inaccuracies.
An attorney with experience with consumer credit issues such as those with the Credit Law Network can assist you with credit reporting errors.
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