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Complaint Review: David Mooney/Trish Graybeal Equifax Credit Reporting - Atlanta Georgia
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David Mooney/Trish Graybeal Equifax Credit Reporting
1600 Peachtree St NE Atlanta, 30309 Georgia, U.S.A.
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David Mooney, Trish Graybeal Equifax Credit Reporting false fraudulent information
I am here to let everybody know that Dave Mooney Director of Public Relations and Trish Graybeal I think Trish Graybeal is a AKA of the Fraud unit of Equifax Phone# 404-885-8117 in Atlanta Ga will work togeather to keep fraudulent information on your credit file. David Mooney will instruct Trish to keep fraudulent on a report.
I reported to David Mooney and Trish Graybeal that someone had used my SSN fraudlent both said to bad we are not going to correct it and hung up the phone.
Mr Mooney you know who I am you will have 5 days from today
06/25/2001 to have Trish Graybeal to correct my credit report if you choose not to instruct Trish to correct the credit file like it should have been done over 90 days ago I will have no choice but to post your Name, Address, DOD, SSN,Drivers License number and all other information about you and your family's information on this site and a website that I have access to out of the country what that mean's you can't shut the website down.
Mr Mooney if you do the right thing I want have to drag your name through the mud and be your worst nightmare.
Mr Mooney,
The P.I. in Atlanta faxed everything over this morning on you.
You can contact me at [email protected]
or fax# 208-293-2840
I reported to David Mooney and Trish Graybeal that someone had used my SSN fraudlent both said to bad we are not going to correct it and hung up the phone.
Mr Mooney you know who I am you will have 5 days from today
06/25/2001 to have Trish Graybeal to correct my credit report if you choose not to instruct Trish to correct the credit file like it should have been done over 90 days ago I will have no choice but to post your Name, Address, DOD, SSN,Drivers License number and all other information about you and your family's information on this site and a website that I have access to out of the country what that mean's you can't shut the website down.
Mr Mooney if you do the right thing I want have to drag your name through the mud and be your worst nightmare.
Mr Mooney,
The P.I. in Atlanta faxed everything over this morning on you.
You can contact me at [email protected]
or fax# 208-293-2840
2 Updates & Rebuttals
melissa
saint louis,Missouri,
U.S.A.
BBB just as shady as Equifax.
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, December 23, 2002
Hi, Well, you obviously can't threaten to go to the better business bureau...that stinks. They are just as shady as Equifax. All your future dealings with them should be in writing. You should make sure they go registered, so someone has to sign for them. Make a copy of every correspondence. Also, please don't consider recording your calls with them, as that is against the law, unless you ask their permission, and you don't want to give Mr. Sheisty any ammo against you. But, I thought you'd like to know, the Federal Trade Commission has a website called, www.ftc.com. There is a link on there for identity theft. Go there and fill out the form. It sounds a little drastic, but you may have to consider paying a couple hundred to have your last name changed. That way, of course, it will be easier to trace. You may have to periodically check your credit info and if your old last name is on there as an alias then you may have a hit. I wish you the best of luck. :)
Ryan
Mukilteo,Washington,
U.S.A.
Trick to get Equifax to Listen.
#3Consumer Suggestion
Sat, December 21, 2002
Unfortunatly, with Equifax, you have to file a lawsuit. I am not saying you will wind up in court, but I was told by a former employee of Equifax that here is how they work. Information is valuable. The company who has more information has a better edge than the company who doesn't. That is why bad credit is hard to get off. IF there are three companies out there, and all three are selling information on you, and one company has that information that you failed to make your loan payments on one account, yet the other two don't. And later you default, that one company can say "we told you so". That is the game at Equifax. If you just file a lawsuit, that will get the attention of their legal department, and you will most likely see some results. Best of luck. Sorry you have to go that route. You shouldn't have to sue somebody to do the right thing.
