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Asked on July 14, 2015 under General Practice, California
Answered 9 years ago | Contributor
As a practical matter, no: the law only gives you compensation for actual losses, costs, or damages, and not for an "invasion" which does not produce a measurable, definable loss. And the amount of compensation you can get is related to the amount of loss. The "loss" from having your credit report pulled additional times is so minor and so difficult to quantify that you would receive no or next to no compensation for it, making a legal action uneconomical.
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