Larry Chiang commands Congressional attention with a J.B.A. Jedi in Business Administration. Neither Mark McCormack, his mentor nor he, went to Harvard Business School. But after Chiang’s Harvard Law School keynote, Harvard’s Harbus wrote: “What They Don’t Teach You at Stanford Business School”. Better than a credit bureau letter mailed from Chiang’s Palo Alto dorm room, this entrepreneurship article, “FOIA and FCRA” will leave you with more answers than questions.
by Larry Chiang
You might be asking…, “What’s in it for me“: Better credit scores
Okay, fasten your seat belts because it’s gonna be a wild ride! FCRA is fair credit reporting act. Foia is Freedom of Information Act.
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Greg Land (@GregLand1) |
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Ever-less transparency: FBI bans email FOIA requests, insists on fax, snail-mail, website requests dailydot.com/layer8/fbi-foi… via @dailydot
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CEO of Duck9, Larry (@6502838008) |
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The @ExpTransFax credit bureaus constructed a slew of FCRA protocol that fail by design. pic.twitter.com/0GnpdReYCe
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“Fails by Design”
Your effort to startup a FICO score of 748.8 is engineered to fail, by design.
The FBI actually used to allow for email interaction. The three privately held credit bureaus allow for only USPS requests
You do not need to text me. Just follow protocol (aka a ‘signature business recipe’) #FICO748pt8
Greg Land (@GregLand1)
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Larry Chiang (@LarryChiang) |
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FOIA ~> FCRA knowledge activation. FML, I bet only really hawt, coed undergrads listen to my body of #cs183duck9 & #cs183e work.
#Ch2 twitter.com/jasoninthehous… |
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FOIA and FCRA are so confusing that congressman (and governors @govAbbott*) can’t get it straight
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Jason Chaffetz (@jasoninthehouse) |
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Chaffetz, Grassley, want Trump compliance on Obama-era records requests | Washington Examiner washingtonexaminer.com/chaffetz-grass…
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