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From awareness to a machine

Chapter 3 of 5 · Section 6 of 12

Sections

1. Intro

  • 1. Agenda
  • 2. 2022 — a map, drawn by hand

2. The data that follows you

  • 3. You have a file you never opened
  • 4. The footprint is a threat model

3. From awareness to a machine

  • 5. Find, dispute, delete, prove
  • 6. Dispute — an attorney on the report
  • 7. Delete — a client can only ask
  • 8. The trust boundary is structural

4. Access to justice at product scale

  • 9. Operated by the Foundation
  • 10. Prove it without disclosing it

5. Wrap Up

  • 11. Delete your data
  • 12. Resources
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Dispute — an attorney on the report

Neon Law Nautilus puts a licensed attorney on the report for a flat fee. We dispute the inaccurate items with the bureau under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, which requires a reinvestigation within 30 days.

Presenter notes

This is rights work, not credit repair, and we say so plainly: we dispute what is inaccurate and hold the bureau to the reinvestigation the law requires — not a promise that any report changes. A licensed attorney reads and signs every letter before it goes out, and the client's portal shows each letter, the attorney who signed it, and the 30-day clock we are holding the bureau to. The point for this room is that the workflow is auditable end to end: every artifact is recorded, attributed, and reviewable, which is exactly what you want from a system acting on your behalf.

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