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almost_there

was told that the noc will drop off with the other adverse data as the accounts that the noc was listed for will be gone this was be equifax themselves but will check when the adverse is due to fall off

never-in-doubt

almost_there wrote: »

was told that the noc will drop off with the other adverse data as the accounts that the noc was listed for will be gone this was be equifax themselves but will check when the adverse is due to fall off

Who told you this rubbish mate? You are responsible for any Notice of Correction and therefore you insist upon removal and they comply! Failure would result in you complaining to the ICO.

See here for yourself: https://www.econsumer.equifax.co.uk/consumer/uk/sitepage.ehtml?forward=gb_cpo_ncsample

A Notice of Correction is a piece of text, written by you, that you can request to have added to your Credit File. You may wish to do this if there is an item of information on your Credit File, which is factually correct, but you believe it creates a misleading impression. Your Notice of Correction should give a clear and accurate explanation of why you consider a piece of data to be incorrect or misleading. Your Notice of Correction text must not be longer than 200 words. You can prepare this text yourself or with the help of, for example, a Citizens Advice Bureau, a Consumer Advice Centre, or a Solicitor. Please note that the Notice of Correction should not be, defamatory (affecting someone's good name or reputation), frivolous or scandalous, or for any other reason unsuitable for publication.

never-in-doubt

Experian NOC - https://www.creditreporthelp.experian.co.uk/static/ycrhc/d416ce6d33874dd9bb1905a131a19141.html