Experian wants a worldwide, royalty-free, non terminable licence to store and use the

skoop

Thanks. And do they collect information on your current account even if you don't have an overdraft facility?

skoop

(will they know how little is in my current account )

stephane_2

skoop wrote: »

(will they know how little is in my current account )

No they won't

duckysdebt

househuntr, i find you offensive, im not a troll, i came on here to ask advice, sorry if i posted in wrong place.....i dont spend all my life on here and dont claim to be an expert, i suggest you learn the art of basic english grammar before having the nerve to slag any one else off, are you weird for any particular reason or just bored, i think you need some professional help pal

zppp

duckysdebt wrote: »

househuntr, i find you offensive, im not a troll, i came on here to ask advice, sorry if i posted in wrong place.....i dont spend all my life on here and dont claim to be an expert, i suggest you learn the art of basic english grammar before having the nerve to slag any one else off, are you weird for any particular reason or just bored, i think you need some professional help pal

:rotfl::rotfl:

marc1

@skoop

And do they collect information on your current account even if you don't have an overdraft facility?

Probably. Read your current account's T's & C's. I have no overdraught on my first direct account (opted out) and they still passed all my info to Equifax, despite saying "we may" I guess they always "do".

thanks to all you others for input. Glad I can provide some people with emotional infusion albeit you'll note I am not on this forum 100% of the time...

marc

Dr_Cuckoo3

It looks like Experian have got rid of the "worldwide, royalty-free, non terminable licence to store and use the information you provide to us when using the Services."

I wonder why ? - surely people aren't concerned by such trivialities


https://www.creditexpert.co.uk/StaticContent.aspx?PageTypeID=PrivacyPolicy&includeHeaderFooter=no
https://www.creditexpert.co.uk/pdf/TermsAndConditions.pdf

has anyone else noticed ?