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I don't think so, for the following reasons:
1. The CRAs already have to give you a free report once a year
2. They already have to give you a report upon request anytime the information contained therein is used to deny you credit
3. People would just request reports over and over until the CRAs went bankrupt. (I know because I would be spearheading the effort)
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