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General information:
The federal government agency that
oversees the credit reporting agencies is the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). It
has developed several informative brochures on credit-related topics. If you
have a complaint about a credit bureau, you may report to the FTC online, by
mail, or by calling the toll-free number.
Federal Trade
Commission
Consumer Response Center
600 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20580 |
(877) FTC-HELP
(877-382-4357)
TDD (202) 326-2502
www.ftc.gov |
The San Francisco-based nonprofit
organization Consumer Action provides numerous brochures in several languages on
credit-related topics. This organization also maintains a hotline and provides
advice and referrals on a variety of consumer problems.
The three credit bureaus are also a
source of information. See their addresses and websites above. See also their
trade organization, the CDIA The Consumer Data Industry Association,
www.cdiaonline.org.
Credit reporting laws:
Government agencies:
Consumer organizations:
Source: Privacy Rights Clearinghouse
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