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Equifax updating info
nicp60
Posts: 457 Forumite
Hi everyone,
Just checked my statutory report with Equifax and there's an old account on there showing the following info:
Start Date 27/12/2006 Date Updated 03/09/2008
Date Satisfied 14/08/2008
It didn't go into default, so no default date, but I was wondering whether it would come off 6 years from Date Satisfied (a week ago) or 6 years from Date Updated?
If it's Date Satisfied, any idea how long before it will drop off?
Many thanks!
Just checked my statutory report with Equifax and there's an old account on there showing the following info:
Start Date 27/12/2006 Date Updated 03/09/2008
Date Satisfied 14/08/2008
It didn't go into default, so no default date, but I was wondering whether it would come off 6 years from Date Satisfied (a week ago) or 6 years from Date Updated?
If it's Date Satisfied, any idea how long before it will drop off?
Many thanks!
Fritterati Challenge for 2013:
£2202/£3000 saved (73%) :j
Take lunch to work and stop frittering!
£2202/£3000 saved (73%) :j
Take lunch to work and stop frittering!
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As there is no default it is 6 years from the satisfied date.
Equifax are a bit slow in taking them off though compared to the other agencies, but it should be gone within the next week or 2. If it doesn't then complain.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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As always fermi, thanks for your excellent help!Fritterati Challenge for 2013:
£2202/£3000 saved (73%) :j
Take lunch to work and stop frittering!0
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