Basic Networking with Credit Employees You Don’t Know (but need to know #POBox30285

By Larry Chiang

Networking happens when you connect to a person working at a company. Email and telephone do not work

You, as a consumer need to network with a bank. This bank employee can help your FICO. Then you network with the duffus employees at Experian, Trans Union, Equifax.

But they do not want to network with you.
But Capital One does not want to network with you!!
BUT, Experian does not want to network with you.
But Trans Union does not want to connect with you.
But, Equifax doesn’t want to network with you.

Butts. All you see are butts.

So network at a party you crash my mailing them forms to their PO box. By law, they must network with you after you mail them mail. Remember, the stamp goes in the upper right hand corner. The return address goes on the back of the envelope

1/ good work

2/ put return address On the back

3/ read my book. You obviously didn’t read all of it in under 30 minutes. But I thought you speed read like me. But at least you read my last email

Good and decent work so far.

 

Go read.

 

Then show ME THE LETTER

GOOD WORK on the envelope

On Oct 16, 2015, at 7:45 AM, David T <> wrote:

Whats next to write in the letter?

 

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Thanks and have a great day! 

Tay

On Thu, Oct 15, 2015 at 11:55 PM wrote:

Larry,

 

What do i put in the letter? Normal dispute letter? Or the following?

 

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Attn: General Correspondence PO Box 30285 Salt Lake City, UT 84130-0285 ^JD

Dear Capital One; PO Box 30285 (attn Gen correspondence)

You have reported me 30 days late.

I was not 30 days late. Please provide the date you received payment. And the corresponding due date. (If it isn’t greater than 30 days, perhaps reconsider 🙂

Redacted name :-] (friends with Larry Chiang. Found this po box number on Larry Chiang’s website)

 

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Thanks and have a great day! 

 

 

On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 2:20 AM, Larry Chiang <lawrence.chiang@gmail.com> wrote:

	Capital One (@AskCapitalOne)
4/16/14, 10:40 AM @TaobaiQi Hey there! You can send your letter here: Capital One Attn: General Correspondence PO Box 30285 Salt Lake City, UT 84130-0285 ^JD

Dear Capital One; PO Box 30285 (attn Gen correspondence)

You have reported me 30 days late. 

 

I was not 30 days late. Please provide the date you received payment. And the corresponding due date. (If it isn’t greater than 30 days, perhaps reconsider 🙂

 

[Your name] (friends with Larry Chiang. Found this po box number on Larry Chiang’s website)

Download the Twitter app and tweet at Capital One is optional and extra “work”

 

SHOW ME THE LETTER AND ENVELOPE AND STAMP BEFORE YOU MAIL IT. TAKE A PIC OF THE #10 envelope WITH A STAMP

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