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CFPB Sues Repeat Offenders Transunion and Former Executive for Tricking Consumers with Deceptive Marketing Practices

The Federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohi Chopra has filed a lawsuit against credit reporting agency TransUnion, two of its subsidiaries, and former executive John Danaher, accusing them of continuing to trick consumers into making ongoing payments after the company was previously fined for similar activity in 2017. The 2017 settlement required TransUnion to

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Tens of Billions in Medical Debt Will Be Removed From Consumers’ Credit Reports

The three main credit reporting agencies (CRAs), Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, recently announced that this summer, they will remove certain types of medical debts from Americans’ credit reports and change how they report these debts. Medical debt is a major concern for many Americans. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) estimates that more than $88

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How Can I Avoid Being the Victim of Consumer Fraud?

Every year, millions of Americans are conned out of their hard-earned money by deceptive, unscrupulous individuals who make false claims to consumers and cheat them out of a significant amount of money. Too often, innocent, hard-working individuals are exploited during an interaction with an individual or a business representative who convinces them that they are

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What Are the Signs of Identity Theft?

When you are the victim of identity theft, it can have an adverse impact on your entire life and in particular your finances. It can cause you to incur significant debt that you never accumulated or prevent you from renting an apartment or qualifying for a loan because of discrepancies on your credit report. It

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How can I Identify and Avoid COVID-19 Scams?

After months of incredible scientific research and work with governing authorities, Americans are finally getting vaccines to reduce the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Although distribution is happening nationwide, millions are still anxiously waiting to get their first doses and get lives back to a semblance of normal. Unfortunately, there are bad actors attempting to

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Facebooks Announces New Privacy Measures for Messenger

Facebook rolled out new safety measures for their Messenger Tuesday, giving more consumer privacy and autonomy over who they choose to communicate with on the popular app. The social media company has added safety warnings to help users avoid interacting with scam artists or potential threats to children. There are new features to provide more

PayPal Neglects Fraud Victims

PayPal, a global payment website, has recently been under fire for not reimbursing their customers who have been victims of fraud. PayPal is known as a safe and secure website where customers can pay online when buying from marketplaces such as eBay or Etsy. Although PayPal holds a banking license, this does not mean that

Francis Mailman Soumilas, P.C., Files Class Action Lawsuit Against University of San Diego Seeking Tuition Reimbursement After COVID-19 Forced Classes Online

Francis Mailman Soumilas, P.C., filed a class action lawsuit on October 2 in California federal court against the University of San Diego over the school’s failure to reimburse tuition payments made by its students and others once the school announced on March 12 that it was cancelling in-person classes and shifting to online-only classes due

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