Credit Services Businesses Act; prohibited practices. (HB872)

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√	Introduced
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√	Passed Senate
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Description

Virginia Credit Services Businesses Act. Repeals the provision that bars a credit services business from receiving any payment from a consumer in advance of complete and full performance of the services that the business agreed to perform for or on behalf of the consumer. A credit service business generally undertakes to improve a consumer's credit record, history, or report or obtain an extension of credit for a consumer. View Full Text »

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