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Current accounts and credit files

CocoPopsLover
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My bank currently reported to experian and equifax and that I had a missed/late payment on my current account last month :mad:
I was overdrawn for 3 days due to a transfer taking 3 days rather than the usual instant transfer for some strange reason. This was not my banks problem so i do not blame them, it was the senders bank!
My question is, everytime I am overdrawn (no, i did not have an overdraft), will they report to the CRA's that I have had a late or missed payment?
I thought this only applied to credit agreements such as credit cards, revolving credit etc????
I was overdrawn for 3 days due to a transfer taking 3 days rather than the usual instant transfer for some strange reason. This was not my banks problem so i do not blame them, it was the senders bank!
My question is, everytime I am overdrawn (no, i did not have an overdraft), will they report to the CRA's that I have had a late or missed payment?
I thought this only applied to credit agreements such as credit cards, revolving credit etc????
'Sometimes you just need to keep your mouth shut'
:j
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yes, everytime you are in unauthorised borrowing they can report it.Kavanne
Nuns! Nuns! Reverse!
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yes, everytime you are in unauthorised borrowing they can report it.
okay!
I have been overdrawn before but previously it was my fault and they never reported it so i was a tab bit confused as to why they reported it this time!!!
Well now I know, i wont get too suprised when looking at my credit file!
Its a bit of a bummer though when I had 2 late payments dropping off in september for yet another one to be added on this month:mad:'Sometimes you just need to keep your mouth shut':j0 -
YorkshireBoy wrote: »
Thanks for that, I have never seen that!
A dd was reversed so it makes sense!!!!!!!!
what a shame! Oh well, only 12 months before it becomes less effective in regards to new credit applications!'Sometimes you just need to keep your mouth shut':j0
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