201 CMR 16.03 - Providing Information to Consumers Regarding Security Freezes
Current through Register 1466, April 1, 2022
Each consumer reporting agency shall provide to consumers, by posting on its website (including an obvious link to the information on its home page), complete easily accessible information, in plain language, concerning the steps necessary and documents and information required to place, lift and remove a security freeze on a consumer report. Such information shall include:
In addition, each consumer reporting agency shall provide a toll-free number to consumers who are unable to place, temporarily lift or remove a security freeze for any reason including, but not limited to, lack of access to or failure of any automated electronic means established by that consumer reporting agency to effectuate the placing, temporary lifting or removal of a security freeze that affords the consumer, during regular business hours, Eastern Standard Time, access to a live representative of the consumer reporting agency who can supply any additional information reasonably needed by the consumer to place, temporarily lift or remove a security freeze.
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