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Validation Explained


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#1 CramItCCCAs

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Posted 17 April 2005 - 09:29 AM

Ok so the purpose of this post is to collectively capture some of the pertinent posts that describe what validation is. Unfortunately there is no one single answer, so speculating as to what it is has led to both extremes, the answer, as always, is somewhere in the middle.

Validation is not defined in the FDCPA, moreover it’s only discussed briefly and the legal standard is never explained. That may cause concern in some, but actually I think it allows us to interpret validation to be a collective of FTC opinions and a few precedent-setting cases. This bodes well for our pursuits, it is not at all a smoke screen or a diversionary tactic as some have suggested, it is in its simplest form a way to even the playing field. More on that in this thread:

Validation, It's Your Savior!

There are a lot of substantive threads that logically discuss what validation is, so even though there is no concrete definition there are logical assumptions to be made. Here are some of the threads that help in that regard:

radi8's Thoughts

Sassy Index and Starting Point

Verify vs. Validate

Tinkerbells Dilemma

Dixiedrifter’s Thoughts

More Validation vs. Verification

Sassy’s Education of ndguy


**Editied to fix links, if one of them goes down again PM me, thanks

Edited by CramItCCCAs, 26 April 2005 - 11:26 AM.





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