I read somewhere that Junum requires members to sign a Power of Attorney. Which type of Power of Attorney is this? Is it a General Power, which is too broad in scope for me to feel comfortable signing over to them, or is it a Special Limited Power of Attorney, which I'd be okay with. If it is a Special Limited Power, what limited powers does the one they want members to sign grant Junum? Thanks for any info on this, Rain
Re: Junum : Their Power of Att Yes, you are required to sign over P.O.A. to Junum and yes, it is limited to the scope of the context in which Junum is performing services for your credit report disputes. -Dave
Re: Junum : Their Power of Att Thanks Dave. That makes me feel more comfortable with it, then. I appreciate the answer. Rain
