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Martins' article inaccurate?
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Martin's article on credit reference files makes no reference to "MCL Software". This is a company that holds information about mortgages, loans etc. Their website is https://www.mclsoftware.co.uk. You would not know about this unless you are an industry insider or have specific knowledge.
What is CIFAS? Yes I know what they are. But who runs it? Who are the directors of this very secretive company? What have they got to hide?
See: http://www.home-repo.org/blacklis/cifas.htm
What is CIFAS? Yes I know what they are. But who runs it? Who are the directors of this very secretive company? What have they got to hide?
See: http://www.home-repo.org/blacklis/cifas.htm
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That CIFAS page is a very interesting read...
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gizmoleeds wrote:That CIFAS page is a very interesting read...
I agree entirely.
Lots of questions arise. There are it appears no answers.
What is the Hunter (system) check?
Where, in the t&c's (of any company), does it clarify that a Hunter check is run on applicants for loans, mortgages etc.? A bland "We may blah blah bull***" is not IMO sufficient.
[PS: MCL is a subsidiary of Experian. Experian is owned by GUS.]0
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