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Ohlman v. CenturyLink Communications, LLC et al
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1:17-cv-03640
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August 21, 2017
CenturyLink Says Revamped Credit Report Suit Still Fails
CenturyLink Inc. argued Friday that a consumer still fails to show she suffered any actual injury based on her credit score allegedly falling after the company supposedly pulled her credit report before she signed up for services, telling an Illinois federal court that her revamped claims do no better at establishing standing.
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July 10, 2017
CenturyLink Says No Injury In Credit Report Precheck Suit
CenturyLink Communications LLC told an Illinois federal judge Friday to dismiss a proposed class action accusing the company of dropping consumers' credit scores by pulling their credit reports before they signed up for services, arguing that the consumer hadn't shown they suffered an actual injury.
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May 15, 2017
CenturyLink Checks Credit Before Customers Buy, Suit Says
CenturyLink Communications LLC pulled credit reports on consumers before they signed up for services with the telecom, leaving records of a "hard inquiry" into the individuals' credit that can drop their score, according to a putative class action filed in Illinois federal court Monday.