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    Generally yes credit reporting is done in the US and Canada. The laws that govern how it is done in each respective place is different. The differences are many so try a google search to find the information specific to what you are looking for.


    Start here:
    http://www.gov.on.ca/mgs/en/ConsProt/STE L02_045975.html


    You definately should not be held responsible for the collection agency fee.
    Since you had provided the insurance info at time of service, the dental office is at fault by failing to submit a claim and they should waive the fee.

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    Well, it sure sounds unethical...I would tell the flat that you are not going to pay the fee because of their mistake. If they refuse to have it pulled from collections, make the claim to the insurance yourself (it is a pain but you can do it) and pay


    The Fair Credit Reporting act applies whenever *anyone* checks your credit. Section 604 lays out the permissible uses of a person's credit report. http://www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/031224fcr a.pdf


    It sounds like you have always done this over the phone. If you have nothing in writing even if they were violating it you would have no proof.

    So the first thing you must do is send in a dispute to the Credit Reporting Agency. They have

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    Identity theft reporting system needs improvements, say US victims

    18.05.12

    Unwanted pressure to buy protection services from credit reporting agencies and the inability to speak to a live person when reporting an identity theft situation were the two most annoying issues victims identified in a Federal Trade Commission report issued on the growing problem this week.

    The FTC issued a report summarising the results of a survey of identity theft victims who were asked to describe their experiences dealing with consumer reporting agencies and, more generally, exercising their rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)/Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA), to recover from identity theft.


    Source: Techworld.com

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