Our latest report on the dysfunctional credit reporting system. We must #ProtectConsumers better from credit bureaus’ abuses https://t.co/AfBOibFWUs — Chi Chi Wu (@ChiChiWu8) February 25, 2019

“Nearly 50 years after the Fair Credit Reporting Act #FCRA was adopted, the credit reporting system is still mistreating consumers, as evidenced by the more than a 1/4 million complaints about the 3 largest credit bureaus submitted to the @CFPB" @ChiChiWu8 https://t.co/0bwbK7OknM — NCLC (@NCLC4consumers) February 25, 2019

This is so disgustingly 2019. DHS trying to use credit scores to judge applicants for legal residency https://t.co/NWQ9oNFnbK HT @joshlauer — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) February 24, 2019

The research is conclusive. We can't help but trade privacy for convenience. https://t.co/LPqHZZU5aB — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) February 24, 2019

if truly "automated" error, there are certainly more Jeds out there with undiscovered credit report problems — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) February 23, 2019

I've negotiated for servicers to wipe certain credit info & I'm always profoundly astounded how simply they do it. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) February 23, 2019

Unclear how "timing issue of automated adjustment process" could effect any "forgiven" loan, let alone *just* Jed's — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) February 23, 2019

In Nike’s contract with the Univ of Michigan, students are required to wear Nike or be examined by a Nike podiatrist https://t.co/s3pJx59RHX — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) February 22, 2019

The Federal Trade Commission has been asked to investigate whether Facebook violated consumer protection and child privacy laws by duping children into making in-app purchases in games like Angry Birds. https://t.co/cWdlJgKML7 — NYT Business (@nytimesbusiness) February 21, 2019

All our financial transaction data are belong to Apple and Goldman Sachs. https://t.co/gusQvuiJkT — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) February 21, 2019