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What does your employer know about you?
Just found this interesting post on the Consumerist. If you’re interested in knowing what employers know about you when you apply for a job, you should take a look at the following links:
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
ChoicePoint (866) 312-8075
CHECK WRITING HISTORY
ChexSystems (800) 428-9623
Shared Check Authorization Network (800) 262-7771 Fax: (800) 358-4506
TeleCheck (800) 835-3243.
TENANT HISTORY
ChoicePoint: (877) 448-5732
Safe Rent (888) 333-2413
UD Registry (818) 785-3905
MEDICAL HISTORY
MIB (866) 692-6901
INSURANCE CLAIMS REPORTS
ISO A-Plus Report (800) 627-3487
OTHER REPORTS [Privacy Rights Clearinghouse]
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