Yes, I agree that this bill narrows the applicability of the red flag identity theft provisions of the FACT Act to cover those creditors where identity thieves can do the most harm--creditors that use consumer reports, furnish information to consumer reporting agencies, and other creditors that loan money, such as payday lenders, that do not necessarily use consumer reports or furnish information to consumer reporting agencies. The legislation also makes clear that lawyers, doctors, dentists, orthodontists, pharmacists, veterinarians, accountants, nurse practitioners, social workers, other types of health care providers an other service providers will no longer be classified as ``creditors'' for the purposes of the red flags rule just because they do not receive payment in full from their clients at the time they provide their services, when they don't offer or maintain accounts that pose a reasonably foreseeable risk of identity theft.
Chris Dodd: “Yes, I agree that this bill narrows the applicability of the red flag identity theft provisions of the FACT Act to cover…”
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Dodd discusses the implications of a bill on identity theft provisions and the classification of creditors.
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