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Equifax Free Trial

PaulC5
PaulC5 Posts: 190 Forumite
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How soon after cancelling your '30 day free trail' can you get it again for free?

Thanks in advance

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  • Malmo
    Malmo Posts: 710 Forumite
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    You can't have more than 1 free trial, with either Equifax or Experian.

    In any case, the trial is for a subscription service that you don't really need. Once you've had the initial free trial, you can just obtain the statutory report for £2 when you want to review your data at a point in time.
  • MoneyMate
    MoneyMate Posts: 3,239 Forumite
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    PaulC5 wrote: »
    How soon after cancelling your '30 day free trail' can you get it again for free?

    Thanks in advance

    Have you tried any others ?

    http://www.topcashback.co.uk/credit-rating/cashback/ :beer:
    There are more questions than answers :shhh: :silenced:
    WARNING ! May go silent for unfriendly replies
    Please excuse me Spell it MOST times :o
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    :A UK Resident :A
  • PaulC5
    PaulC5 Posts: 190 Forumite
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    Malmo wrote: »
    You can't have more than 1 free trial, with either Equifax or Experian.

    In any case, the trial is for a subscription service that you don't really need. Once you've had the initial free trial, you can just obtain the statutory report for £2 when you want to review your data at a point in time.

    Ive had two free trials already, hence why I asked.

    About 3-4 years apart.

    When I login again now, having just cancelled my subscription yesterday it is allows me to click on the free trial and fill in my card details again but wary its not the free trial and they will take money from my card.
  • PaulC5
    PaulC5 Posts: 190 Forumite
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    MoneyMate wrote: »
    Have you tried any others ?

    http://www.topcashback.co.uk/credit-rating/cashback/ :beer:

    Thanks, I've got my Noddle one.

    And already used the Experian one.
  • cmssbrie
    cmssbrie Posts: 35 Forumite
    I've been doing this for 12 - 18 months now - and have never been charged :-)

    You do get a 'final confirmation' screen that shows you that it is completely free as well.

    I always cancel the free trial within a couple of days of ordering the report though - just to be on the safe side!
    PaulC5 wrote: »
    Ive had two free trials already, hence why I asked.

    About 3-4 years apart.

    When I login again now, having just cancelled my subscription yesterday it is allows me to click on the free trial and fill in my card details again but wary its not the free trial and they will take money from my card.
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