The Credit Scoring Site A bleak account 

False information on Facebook, and Huntington Bank

Even after a decade, Credit Score Myth 2 continues. That is because bankers are dumb. #falsity #OH #CreditScore #Myth2 #CreditScoreMyth2

| By Greg Fisher

Employers do not use credit bureau scores. In 2008, the three nationwide credit bureaus all stated that they do not provide those scores for employment purposes.

The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau states (with no substantiation, much trepidation and unconvincingly), "The nationwide credit reporting companies say they do not currently provide credit scores for employment purposes."

If you're wondering how a small website like the one at creditscoring.com can be more confident in its statement than the federal government, it is no great feat. You just have to be vigilant and demand answers.


Stephen D. Steinour
President
Huntington Bank
Columbus

Employers do not use credit scores.

However, a website you operate, indeed, falsely states: "Your credit score is a number between 300 and 850 that helps lenders determine the benefit or risk of loaning you money. Insurance companies, employers, and landlords may use this number to see how financially responsible you are." #Myth2

In contrast, another of your websites states: "Do employers use FICO Scores in hiring decisions? No. While Federal law allows review of credit reports for the purpose of employment screening, FICO Scores are not included with the reports."

What are you doing about that?

Actually, it is a number, indeed, from 300 to 850. The way you describe it, "between," indicates a scale of 301 to 849. Any schoolboy knows that. Last year, I talked to Randi Berris about the employers thing. She hung up on me. That was a bad move. #uncivilized

What is wrong? I am sick and tired of false information. Please reply today.

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Greg Fisher
Truth and Falsity
truthandfalsity.com
The Credit Scoring Site
creditscoring.com
PO Box 342
Dayton, Ohio 45409-0342
mobile/text 937-681-3224




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