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Renting Washing Appliances - Bad Credit?
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CGGR
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I'm not sure this is the right place to be posting but meh ..
Long story short, I've had bad credit in the past, 3 or so missed-payments on PDL's '738 Credit Score', I'm looking to rent a kitchen appliance and wondered if anyone knows whether they do Credit Checks/If I will be declined or if anyone can recommend a company to me?
Thanks in anticipation.
Long story short, I've had bad credit in the past, 3 or so missed-payments on PDL's '738 Credit Score', I'm looking to rent a kitchen appliance and wondered if anyone knows whether they do Credit Checks/If I will be declined or if anyone can recommend a company to me?
Thanks in anticipation.

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What appliance do you require?
Have you looked at freecycle or get a second hand one?0 -
I believe most of the large companies renting out applicances do perform a credit check and do report your repayments to them to your credit file (they will likely mention on their websites if they do a credit check).
How picky these types of companies are and what their lending criteria would be I do not know.
Were the missed payments recent? do you still have outstanding debts/payday loans?
But as suggested above I would consider looking out for a cheap second hand machine or looking on freecycle/freegle as an option rather than comitting to a long term monthly commitment.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
I believe most of the large companies renting out applicances do perform a credit check and do report your repayments to them to your credit file (they will likely mention on their websites if they do a credit check).
How picky these types of companies are and what their lending criteria would be I do not know.
Were the missed payments recent? do you still have outstanding debts/payday loans?
But as suggested above I would consider looking out for a cheap second hand machine or looking on freecycle/freegle as an option rather than comitting to a long term monthly commitment.
Ah okay, no worries. Yeah, about £350 left to pay off now.Got in about £3,000's worth of debt from about £1,200's worth of loans..... (3 PDL's, paid one off, two left with circa £260 & £80 remaining). I've worked hard at getting the right down, so it's annoying that I'm now facing potential issues... Silly boy, hey.
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