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Karen of credit report and scores Connecticut Jensen Beach, FL If I was in need of a loan how credit report and scores Connecticut unfair that this FIRST USA has hindered my credit score by its plague of unwanted queries. I feel threatened by them and astonished that this is allowed. Now that I know the reputation of this FIRST USA and that I am not the only one, I feel frustrated that this is still going on. PLEASE HELP S of Newmarket, NH Logic dictates that one verifies the identity of the person being called and not the phone number so this explanation is simply a "lie".