Here's hoping an insightful judge might interpret this as actually strengthening a claim of libel. Making you wave your due process rights, in order to "learn"

Here's hoping an insightful judge might interpret this as actually strengthening a claim of libel. Making you wave your due process rights, in order to "learn" what "they are saying about you". Or, "writing", as it were -- thus the potential for "libel". IANAL, but it seems perhaps an unreasonable barrier to "setting the record straight". One that they are attempting to force you to enter, simply to learn what they are saying about you. The credit agencies have gone to a lot of effort, including a lot of lobbying and influencing lawmakers and regulators, to minimize the risk of libel suits. I can only hope that, with continuing over-reach like that in the OP, they are ultimately shooting themselves in the foot, in this regard.