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FTC Free Credit Report Rule

The FTC Takes on “Free” Credit Reports

by Credit.com on 03/22/2010

You’ve probably seen the TV commercials offering you the chance to
"Get your free credit report now!" One of the most …

by Credit.com on 03/22/2010

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The FTC Takes on “Free” Credit Reports

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