Quote: (07-07-2017 07:38 AM)Stallion Wrote:
It's scary that my bank history could be publicly accessible like that. I know that the government could force my bank to tell them, and I hate the idea.
But a private company? Fuck no!
I'm not sure how exactly it works but there's a number of ways
1 - When you apply for credit cards or loans you either:
A - Write down how much you make (credit cards);
B - Submit proof like a check stub or income tax statement (car/home loans);
For B, most loan companies will have you sign a permission that allows them to contact your job and verify. Both A and B come up in your consumer report.
Hiring companies only do this process because most companies will only disclose dates you work there and title but nothing else. Some will disclose income, but not many. When you apply for a job you have to sign and give consent in writing before companies get this data. They cannot get it without your approval.
But the easiest way to proof income is just have them bring them a check stub(s).
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