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Man with first name 'God' sues credit rating agency

A New York City man claims that a credit reporting agency falsely reported he had no financial history because his first name is God. God Gazarov says in a lawsuit that Equifax has refused to correct its system to recognise his name as legitimate.

Updated on: Apr 11, 2014, 20:04:45 IST
AP | By , New York
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A New York City man claims that a credit reporting agency falsely reported he had no financial history because his first name is God.

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According to the New York Post, God Gazarov says in a lawsuit that Equifax has refused to correct its system to recognise his name as legitimate.

He says an Equifax customer service representative even suggested that he change his name to resolve the issue.

Gazarov is a Russian native who is named after his grandfather.

The 26-year-old owns a jewelry store and is a graduate of Brooklyn College.

He says he has high scores with two other major credit agencies.

The Post says Equifax did not return calls or emails seeking comment.

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