Biden's rule to bar medical debt from credit reports could soon end. What to know
Biden's rule to bar medical debt from credit reports could soon end. What to know
So if I had medical debt and the hospital didm't cash the check even after I called to tell them the check was delivered and they sent it to collections, who would I go to for disputing their incompetence?
A more functional country, if emigration is possible for you
I hope the west coast secedes and I can move there. If not I'm sure Canada will have room for another worthless linux nerd who only has work experience in retail.
As a west coast resident I'm headed overseas.
Did you send it in a traceable way, and have proof? Then dispute it with Experian, Equifax, and Transunion, attaching the proof with the dispute. If you didn’t, you’re fucked.
Yeah. I paid it through my insurance who sent the check through instamed. Which, coincidentally, is the same company handling the pay if you pay the hospital directly through their website. Which makes it even more embarassing on their part.
It was only $166 so I don't have to worry unless the law is repealed and they make it retroactive. It shouldn't be retroactive but this admin has pure contempt for anything decent humans would do so.
Dispute it preemptively.
They're fucked, anyway.
Haven't you heard, corporations openly rule the US, now.
The good news is the debt only stays on your record for 7 years.
The good news is America isn't going to survive past 7 months.
Nowhere, now, that the CFPD has been all but crippled.
CFPB?
Worst comes to worst, a lawyer.
I've got some bad news.
https://natlawreview.com/article/disappearing-cfpb-whats-happened-and-whats-next
That agency has been effectively crippled.