The Trans Union conduct is so despicable, I decided to put that entire case online.
I already have some orders and judgments and the docket.
The docket alone is 22 pages to 1/03, so there's literally thousands of pages.
Called the court today and the computers are down until Monday, but if the file is in storage it'll cost $45 to get it, and then it's 15 cents/page if I make the copies. Thing is, I'm in AZ and if they make the copies, it's 50 cents/page and that's more than I can afford.
At 15 cents I'm looking at $150 for 1000 pages, that's about 1/2 hour of legal advice from an attorney if you can find one, and I haven't.
Since I don't have a lawyer and no legal skills, I need something to work off for my own filings. I'm so clueless, it's frustrating.
Scanning and posting everything is going to be a chore too. But considering the verdict, and Trans Union's despicable conduct and refusal to change their business and credit reporting practices, the public should have access to this case. Few consumers can find attorneys, we're left to fend for ourselves.
Anyway, if you're in Portland and have time during the day to make copies and send them to me, please let me know. christine@bayhouse.com
Posted by Christine at February 26, 2004 03:25 PM