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The Sub Prime Credit Thread - Part IV
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Is it better to use my Lloyds account for Matched Betting rather than my HSBC account (as I hold my main account with first direct).
I don't want first direct getting funny with me when I apply for credit. Will they even see the gambling transactions with HSBC?0 -
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people who have not ever had a default,i did get flybe but i think the reason i keep getting turned down must be that i am addicted to DO YOU ACCEPT TERMS AND CONDITIONS IF SO CLICK SUBMIT..i now have 7 on equifax and 9 on experian..
opps sorry , should have read your other post correctly lolTOTAL 44 weeks lose. 6st 9.5lb :T0 -
plumber2009 wrote: »resistence is futile:D
It is hard though, does anyone every fill the form in right to the submit button then close the window ? lolTOTAL 44 weeks lose. 6st 9.5lb :T0 -
Earlier applied for nationwide gold credit card,it said it may offer you the classic if not,knew i would be declined even when i was filling out my name but still applied.and got declined..0
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plumber2009 wrote: »yes, iv done it a few times. I find im ok for a while and i tend to have application sprees. partly due to this site.:)
lol I agree especially when you see somone has a new card, now was it hsbc I noticed earlier...............................:rotfl:TOTAL 44 weeks lose. 6st 9.5lb :T0 -
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Have anyone seen the amex card which is invitation only,keep checking the post but nothing there!!0
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plumber2009 wrote: »defaults, ccjs may be dropping of peoples credit files sooner than anticipated.
New legistlation drawn up will be enforced by end feb 2011 and is set to begin implementation from the end april 2010.
This new legislation is a european binding agreement where all credit history is shared and as a consiquence all data can only be held by the credit refrence agencies for upto 3 years.
What about CCJs and bankrupties....these are public data so are they for 3 years also? Or is this covers the credit agreement data held by CRA's?0
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