The Credit Scoring Site A bleak account 

False information published by the state of Tennessee

Employers do not use credit scores. Apparently, the memo did not make it to the Volunteer State. #2510F

| By Greg Fisher

The next contestant is Tennessee.

Please stop publishing false information.

You, the state of Tennessee, published the false information, in the internet domain tn.gov, "Lenders, utility companies, landlords and even employers use credit scores as evaluation tools." https://www.tn.gov/commerce/news/2021/4/26/tdci-shares-information-on-understanding-and-maintaining-good-credit-scores.html

Employers do not use credit scores. I told you that years ago and looked into the issue long before that.

https://x.com/creditscoring/status/1563707668535148544

https://www.creditscoring.com/influence/government/employment.htm

That, false information, is the premise for a game I am conducting in which you are, with no say in the matter, a participant. Its first round is an introduction and pointing out the breadth of falsity. The Game is documented at creditscoring.com/game and moves across a map of the conterminous US. The first line of contestants are the northernmost states. The fourth line starts with Virginia, includes you and ends with California.

What is your policy regarding false information you have published?

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If this looks utterly bizarre to you, don't worry: You're not seeing things. How did we get here? Ignorance. Incompetence. Indifference. Wait. Wait. Wait. Thank You For Patiently Waiting (that's on the script that includes 'How Can I Help You?'). #UX #HowCanIHelpYou #Impatient

In Tennessee, there's no train to the capitol. Well—sort of. Heard of the proverbial Train to Nowhere? In that state, there's a train FROM nowhere. Let's hope the citizens of Lebanon are reasonable. Don't you wish YOU could just hop on a train to your capitol like they can? Lucky ducks! Life's not fair. #NoTrainToTheCapitol

See the USA: The states, the district and territories. 9 time zones. We're big.




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