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Sub Prime Credit Thread Part II
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What file did your defaults disappear from?
Equifax.
No defaults, CCJ's, CIFAS (unless hidden) but too many searches on Equifax. At least Equifax has removed 7 'outstanding debt' searches because the debt is Statute Barred and they shouldn't of done them.
Naught Naught DCA (Mackenzie Hall).
I must admit Equifax are alot more helpful than Experian :mad: . I have had 8 disputes with Equifax since I joined them in February and only 1 wasn't resolved.
So hopefully by September I will be on the Electoral Roll and by then I'll be down to only a few searches. Futhermore loads of green o's.
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never-in-doubt wrote: »This is interesting - relevant to HSBC Behavioural scores and Lloyds etc.....
http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2006/aug/19/accounts.saving
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Good Evening NID. How are you?0 -
Equifax.
No defaults, CCJ's, CIFAS (unless hidden) but too many searches on Equifax. At least Equifax has removed 7 'outstanding debt' searches because the debt is Statute Barred and they shouldn't of done them.
Naught Naught DCA (Mackenzie Hall).
I must omit Equifax are alot more helpful than Experian :mad: . I have had 8 disputes with Equifax since I joined them in February and only 1 wasn't resolved.
So hopefully by September I will be on the Electoral Roll and by then I'll be down to only a few searches. Futhermore loads of green o's.
All good news then!0 -
So have any of you guys seen anyone on here with really, really bad cradit history and after a long ride becoming more affluent with credit?0
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