Say what - again?
Jul. 28th, 2005 06:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kitanzihttp://az.gov/webapp/portal/subtopic.jsp?id=1168&name=Business
I can only think that someone DIDN'T think. At work today, I was trying to find an online site to verify private investigators licenses in the state of Arizona. This is the list of Businesses that have licensing/certification requirements in that state, as it says up at the top.
However, look at the 6th item from the bottom. Sex offenders can be licensed and certified as a business now? Ummm.....
Now, I checked where that link goes and obviously they are not and cannot be. It still made me go WTF, showing up on that list.
I can only think that someone DIDN'T think. At work today, I was trying to find an online site to verify private investigators licenses in the state of Arizona. This is the list of Businesses that have licensing/certification requirements in that state, as it says up at the top.
However, look at the 6th item from the bottom. Sex offenders can be licensed and certified as a business now? Ummm.....
Now, I checked where that link goes and obviously they are not and cannot be. It still made me go WTF, showing up on that list.
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Date: 2005-07-31 04:11 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-07-31 07:10 pm (UTC)my credit is, as i expected, good, but there is one rather odd entry, and i'm not sure if i should take it up with equifax or at&t universal. odd in that it's dated from before i was 18, and it has a higher credit line than any other account i have, yet has a zero ballance and has never had a late payment. equifax shows i've already disputed it, despite the fact that i have never interacted with equifax before.