Money | name Guy Named 'God' Has a Problem He's had to file a lawsuit over credit reporting issue By Kevin Spak Posted Apr 11, 2014 12:18 PM CDT Copied (Shutterstock) If you thought Rainbow Aurora, Lyric Sonny Roads Goldberg, Janice Keihanaikukauakahihuliheekahaunaele, and whoever made these laws necessary had it bad, consider the plight of God Gazarov. The Russian-born Gazarov was named after his grandfather, and now lives in Brooklyn. But the 26-year-old businessman was recently rejected for an auto loan because the credit reporting agency Equifax simply refuses to track someone named "God," the New York Post reports. So while Gazarov has sterling credit scores with the other two major credit agencies, Equifax has no information on him whatsoever. "It's extremely frustrating," the not-almighty says. "I worked hard to get good credit to look good to lenders and this happens." He's suing Equifax. Read These Next Party registration offers a warning to Democrats. Hillary Clinton has a new prediction about SCOTUS. He 12 days into livestream when viewers noticed he wasn't moving. The FBI is reportedly looking for something in John Bolton's home. Report an error