Looking information on equal credit issues.Legal aspects of business.
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Don't know. Go to the library and get books on equal credit or call a credit bureau.
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I think this is a new area of concern and that there isn't policies as to rights set in place yet.  I could be wrong.  Talk to a lawyer.\n\nBe thankful that your company told you so you can keep an eye on your credit reports and be more aware if something looks fishy.
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Not that simple.\nFirst , you might want to consider incorporating.\nThat is the first step to separating (to a certain extent) you and your business.\n\nYOur best bet is to start an relationship with a local bank that also offers business credit.\nAsk if they offer a business credit card.\nYou may need to "co sign" for the business at first.\nThis is a process that takes time, as the business grows.\nAs the business gains revenues and profits, and you can show it as a viable credit risk, then credit may be easier to get.\n\nYou will have to get used to the idea, that your personal credit might be tied in for a while.  Creditors know it is easier to walk-away from bad debt, when it does not effect personal credit.  \n\nbusiness credit is also a riskier 'bet' for the creditor.
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It would be a good idea to check the Better Business Bureau for validations to any questionable business. Why? To run a valid business you have to have a business license. So therefore My suggestion would be as stated.
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Start with your state government.  Attorney General is usual title, also consumer fraud group etc.
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Consider these options:\n\nDunn & Bradstreet\n\nNexis-Lexis\n\nBetter Business Bureau\n\nDLENDER
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Yes,any financial institution that would extend a business line of credit,relies on the applicant credit background,since this gives an idea of how reliable the business owner is.....
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you'll need personal credit and a business plan
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Employment Law Information Network: www.elinfonet.com\nOffers tons and tons of articles on employment law, organized by state and federal.  Happy researching.
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Your best to consult Find Law.  Follow the link I have listed below.  Best of luck to you.
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www.nolo.com or www.findlaw.com.
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Better Business Buearu  www.bbb.com is a great resourse
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best bet is to your local Better Buisness Burea.  They can pass the information along both nationally and internationally.
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Depends on the company.  You can try www.laworks.net
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uhmm perhaps this may help you:\nhttp://finance.ebookorama.com\n\nhere there's a faq:\nhttp://credit-cards.ebookorama.com/
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Try www.findlaw.com.  It's a free website that MAY give you what you look for.  Good luck!
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Look up the Federal Consumer Protection Act. Especially the part involving Fair Debt Collection Practices. This act provides for a creditor to pay your attorney's fee if they are found liable of breaking these regulations. Speak with an attorney that handles debtor-creditor issues.