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It'll probably take you in and it's just like your there |
With the Q on the Compton tip |
So if you think I'm a flip or slip don't even trip |
'Cause I'm a destroyer |
My homie Theo is a DJ not a lawyer dope, fly employer |
On the static, that's my station to get the money, the women |
While we dippin' round tha nation |
Boy, Mister Quiks of toys |
I mean straight while ya suckin' with the girls enjoy |
You must be sick or ya lonely |
How ya gone still my name if ya don't even know me |
Blak Tone, what's up? |
Get the gat show 'em where it's at |
And that's just the sound and next time |
I'm peelin' ya cap to let ya know where I'm comin' from |
Quik said it and it shall be dunn |
Woo, woo |
Creatin' dope jams are the part of the cycle |
Quiker said than dunn, yeah, that's the title |
Rubbin' the lady's only the fly once ya know |
But would if she's ugly, if she come she a ho? |
Don't ask to battle me home boy |
What's that you wanna battle me boy |
Ya better be strapped 'cause where I'm from |
It ain't all about that playin' |
Now that's what I'm sayin' |
Sevy thought that I was born in '73 |
Now everybody wants to know the A G E |
Girls on the tip fellaz too it seemed |
Had everybody thinkin' I was only 15 |
The fellaz would annoy me the ladyz would adore me |
And what was I to do I wishin' nothin' ladies do |
'Cause the ladiez I luv 'em nice and then soft |
I hate male groupies so just step the hell off |
I'm the real Quikster 'cause others be fakin' |
Tryin' to game fame off, the name I'm makin' |
Sayin' on your records you could get some |
Yo home boy, its quiker said than dunn |
Just a Quik dedication to tha creator of Gangsta Rap music |
Mr. Erik, Eazy E, Wright, that's how its done |
Woo, woo |
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Re: collection agency hard inquiry leagal? |
Not true...permissable purpose is required for soft or hard pull...but FCRA specifically states that in order to do a hard pull (they use different language, they state an iquiry that is viewable by everyone) that you must have PP as well as it must be initiated by the consumer...this is a response I found on another s... |
The concept of HARD-vs-SOFT has nothing directly to do withe the FCRA. It is a business angle the CRA's created to "add value" to thier existence. They track HARD inquires as a way of showing prospective creditors (the people paying commercial rate $$ for your credit report) what credit you have been applying for latel... |
So this entire catagory of INQUIRIES and what is shown to credit report USERS other than YOU the consumer, is a business product catagory the CRA's have invented for themselves using a hole in the FCRA, where the FCRA doesn't actually dictate anything about WHO ELSE can be shown your inquiry history. |
All the FCRA does is dictate what PERMISSABLE PURPOSE a particular type of USER has. The good thing for the consumer is, the CRA's have tied the PP to the hard/soft aspect they invented. So The CRA's themselves have EXTENDED the reach of the FCRA into enforcing PP-vs-Inquiry Coding. |
A collection agency, collection attorney, JDB, etc does NOT have PERMISSABLE PURPOSE under 1681b(a)(2) or 1681b(a)(3)(A). These are the PPs that generate HARD inquiries. They involve YOU and a CREDIT TRANSACTION or an application for credit or insurance... PERIOD. |
The collector's only have PP under 1681b(a)(3)(F)(ii) which does not generate a HARD inquiry. It is the generic catchall "other" business PP. |
The tie in is all USERS must file certificates with the CRA as a business stating thier purpose for accessing reports. If they tell the truth on the certificate, they are authorized for 1681b(a)(3)(F)(ii) as a collector. If they lie on the certificate to get access under 1681b(a)(2) or 1681b(a)(3)(A) then you have them... |
The key is, you must subpeona the CRA to turn over all the communications involving you/cra/collector as well as the certifications filed by the YOU can prove to the court they deliberately obtained your report under FALSE PRETENSES. |
If they have violated any laws in this regard, the act of you obtaining the subpeona may be all that is required to get the USER (the collector that made the inquires) to contact the CRA and FIX the incorrect catagorization as HARD instead of SOFT. Let them lie to the CRA about why that happened, so long as they fix it... |
But this battle has only been fought a couple times I've heard of, and resulted in settlements, so no caselaw in court exists yet using this strategy. |
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I grew up in small town Illinois. That was my childhood. There were tractor pulls, pep rallies where they actually piled up wood and had bonfires, as often as not stealing that wood from the barns, outhouses, and sheds of surrounding farms. We lived in the middle of Neil Gaiman's amazing novel "American Gods," playi... |
My grandparents lived in an even smaller town; Flora, Illinois. Flora was a dying place alongside a highway that had been re-routed when they widened it. There was a truck stop where my grandfather took me for ice cream in heavy-glass dishes. I drank the real cream they gave him for his coffee out of tiny glass cont... |
We used to walk up and down the railroad tracks, trying not to fall on the large cinder block gravel, or to trip on the ties. We brought home glass insulators and railroad spikes, and back along the tracks there was a place my grandfather knew of where persimmons grew. We gathered hickory nuts and walnuts in the par... |
One of the places where I tell those stories is the city of Random, Illinois, part Charleston, and part Flora. All the best and the worst of those two places I've combined to create a backdrop against which my own experience rings true. I know the people I write about, or I knew them when they went by other names. ... |
You build with the blocks that feel most comfortable in your hands. I create fiction with bits and pieces of myself. I once wrote a poem many years ago that explains how the people of Rome built themselves into the walls of St. Paul's Basilica. You'll find mine in my words, my blood in my stories...and my house on ... |
St. Paul's Basilica |
(A Cautionary Statement) |
By David Niall Wilson |
They built their lives |
Into the walls of |
The Basilica in Rome. |
Days, years, lifetimes, |
No difference to the stone, |
No difference to history. |
Only the church remains. |
Men long forgotten carved stone, |
Painted visions, |
Worshipped with characters from |
The world's best selling novel, |
And died. |
We never met them, |
But we know them through the walls, |
Rising to challenge the skies, |
The paintings, brilliant and inspired, |
Ancient and admired. |
Through colonnades and altars |
They reach to us through time, |
Embracing each new face, |
Filling each mind, heart, and soul |
With the wonder |
Of their lives. |
We cannot reproduce, |
In our modern, technological world, |
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