Flame

Right.

Nah, let's look at it.

But then, as I'm looking at it, I'm saying to myself, like, hold up.

They got bad credit because of this.

But at the debt collection place, they got these things

Where you can actually, if you can't find a debtor, they put you in a system where you can find a debtor.

And they call that thing skip tracing, right?

And skip tracing, they're going to use certain tools, right?

They're going to use, they got companies out here like Accurant, TLO, LexisNexis.

These things have more information on a person than an average credit report.

A credit report is just going to have the account.

And the account is just going to be where, how long they had that account, who they had that account form, if it's a mortgage on there, credit card, any of these things that's going to be on there.

One or two addresses.

Inquiries.

Yeah, with LexisNexis.

And so those credit reporting agencies, right, are, I mean, well, let me say the right word, not credit reporting agencies because they're two different ones.

There's one that's credit reporting agencies like Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.

And then there's another set, which is called consumer reporting agencies that actually, that they got all of that.

I think they got them now because they're on the internet now, like True Finder and all those kinds of stuff, white pages.

You can find them anywhere now.