Tasc Inc

Review: The basis for my dispute is “ Tasc Collections” was required to notify me prior to, or no later than 30 days after furnishing the negative information to credit bureau reports, in writing...under such section 623, subsection (7)(A). However, in my records I am unable to locate documentation you complied with this requirement, which is a violation of the FCRA & FDCPA.

Also, Tasc Collections] failed to give me my "Mini-Miranda" five days prior to placing this

derogatory item on all of my credit reports, per Section 807(11) & FDCPA 809, which is $1000 per violation and the state of TX allows treble damages.

Under 809. Validations of date and Mini-Mirandi under Section 807(1) Tasc Collections] failed to send me my initial communication before placing this alleged item on my credit reports further violating the FCRA, with $1000 per violation.

Tasc Collections is held liable as well for defamation and in the state ofTX a creditor is who

collects their on debt is considered a debt collector under TDCPA.Smith v. Heard 980

S.W.2d693(Tex.App-San Antonio 1989 reh.den.)citingMonroe v. Frank 936 S.W.2d 654(Tex.AppDallas 1996 writ dism'd w.o.j.)Desired Settlement: I will if the account is not taken back and removed from any and all credit bureau reports, I will turn this over to Gary Nitzkin FDCPA and FCRA national Attorney to look and take over this complaint.

Therefore, provide me documentation of notification (i.e. a copy of the notification sent), and proof that it was delivered to me in a timely manner (i.e. a dated certified mail delivery confirmation with my signature).. 30 days before or 30 days after (Tasc Collections) the date it was opened with the bureaus as you have listed.