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Payday express
For the last 4 days I have been getting e-mails from them telling me my loan application for "£200" has been approved and I need to sign the loan agreement.
The thing is I haven't made an application to them. I think someone has miss typed my e-mail address, but it's annoying as they start the e-mails with my name.
They are unwilling to speak to me as I can't match any details but still spam me every day I'm going to check my credit file to see if a search has been made but I don't think it has.
Anyone any ideas what I can do?
The thing is I haven't made an application to them. I think someone has miss typed my e-mail address, but it's annoying as they start the e-mails with my name.
They are unwilling to speak to me as I can't match any details but still spam me every day I'm going to check my credit file to see if a search has been made but I don't think it has.
Anyone any ideas what I can do?
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Delete the emails?
As long as there is no search on your credit files then just ignore them, they are equally as likely to be spam as to be a mistyped email address.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
Just waiting for the report from experian to come through. I'll know from that if I need to take more action.0
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