Khabir

I mean, I'm getting so much attention with the software.

So, you know, I had got a repo that was on my credit report.

But my point is, number one, they weren't supposed to repo it.

I think it needed to be like 180 days.

It came after 60 days.

But, you know, it is what it is.

But, yeah, I got it removed from my credit report.

Now, it doesn't mean that you still don't owe the debt.

Now, let's be clear.

Like, these major credit reporting agencies, Experian, TransUnion, Equifax, these are for-profit companies.

You never ask them to report disinformation about you.

This is your personal information.

This is between you and the banks, you know?

And so obviously the banks is going to report it every month, but these are two companies that's making money together, you know?

So you getting taken off your credit report, that's between you and them, you know?

So I feel like my perspective about, you know, getting items removed from your credit report doesn't remove your ability to have to pay the debt.

Right.

Yeah, I think that's important.

I'll say this, like, like to your point, like information changes situations, like the right information will.

Right.