{"id":2586,"date":"2014-09-18T10:32:28","date_gmt":"2014-09-18T14:32:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.duck9.com\/?p=2586"},"modified":"2015-10-24T12:34:15","modified_gmt":"2015-10-24T16:34:15","slug":"third-party-data-verification","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.duck9.com\/blog\/third-party-data-verification\/","title":{"rendered":"Third Party Data Verification"},"content":{"rendered":"

Larry Chiang is a credit industry expert and a J.B.A. (Jedi in Business Administration<\/a>). As padawan to Mark McCormack, Chiang got to keynote at a University he was verbally recruited to: “Harvard Law School”. Afterwards, Harvard Business wrote: \u201cWhat They Don\u2019t Teach You at Stanford Business School”<\/a>. Be a Jedi in Business Administration by reading the Harvard HARBUS posts that cite and source his mentor’s book, \u201cWhat They Don\u2019t Teach You at Stanford Business School”<\/a> and see revenue based computer science mentorship, “Follow Your CS183B<\/a> Effort, Not Your Passion”. In this post, he explores how credit reports are used to augment background checks employers run on CS major CRO’s<\/a> (#CSmajorCRO) and other employees…
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Credit.<\/p>\n

It’s an industry filled with truths that seem counterintuitive, going against common sense.<\/p>\n

Well, if you set aside and suspend your disbelief, all y’all might make some money starting up a “Mark McCormack Mini Company Concept”.<\/p>\n

Previously, when I taught it at Stanford, I called it LCMCC. [Specifically, (#LCMCC), Larry Chiang Mini Company Concept. It was experimental in 2010, so I didn’t want to sully my mentor, Mark McCormack]<\/p>\n

INDUSTRY PROBLEM: third party credit data verification is broken.<\/p>\n

Experian is hawking, (trans union product pun intended:-), and selling Third Party Verification of mailing addresses. TPV isn’t available for cellphone or email.<\/p>\n

Yet.<\/p>\n

Let me repeat, third party data verification doesn’t let me credit screen whether the credit applicant is using a Google voice number. Third party credit data verification does not check email address age as it pertains to credit quality and connection to social networks.<\/p>\n

To Clarium-ly clarify (lol, my Peter Thiel reference!), doing third party verification of an email address, H-E-L-P-S. It helps that the email address collected on your credit application tells your underwriters if the email address was created yesterday. Or if the email address the credit card applicant submitted is tied to – their
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Disclosure: for PayPal, I stemmed the email address fraud by tying a credit card number to each email address. I did this as a contractor “UCMS”.<\/p>\n

Disclosure: I was an early advocate of third party data verification and financially benefitted from “thin file analysis”<\/p>\n

Page 7!!!: https:\/\/www.ucms.com\/World_Bank_2004_Beijing.ppt<\/a> So thin credit file analysis takes a small credit report data set and goes to third parties. For example, if a person has little credit history, what cellphone subscription is the cell network on. Verizon is very different from Net 10 wireless from a credit quality standpoint. AT&T friends-and-family account #3 of 5 is a very different credit risk from a Google voice number or VPN or Twilio block number Trans Union, Equifax, and Experian are all in the dark ages because they operate under the legal guise of 1970s based laws. Aka FCRA, Fair Credit Reporting Act. If you’re a Stanford (undergrad) engineer, do an LCMCC. Help banks and credit unions and auto finance companies better optimize credit scoring, by starting up a mini company. It’d do third party verification. https:\/\/superhappydevhouse.org\/w\/page\/16345553\/Larry%20Chiang%20at%20Duck9%20dot%20com<\/a>
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