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need help Experian don't seem to be resolving their mistake regarding disassociation

JOANY59
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Hi , I wonder if anyone can help, I'm totally stressed out with Experian !!back In 2015 I sent an disassociation form regarding my Ex husband they updated this and he was removed, I've remained a paying customer with them for about 4/5 years now . In July I checked my file and noticed that my ex had reappeared as a financial association again!! :mad: I queried this with Experian and they said it must have occurred when they updated their system. And explained I would need to fill out yet another form and send it to them again!! I did 3 weeks ago and have been calling them repeatedly only to be told " oh it's passed on to our manager they will be in touch within 2 days! I'm still waiting!! :mad:
I'm so frustrated :mad: I can't see why it's taking so long
more than the initial 28 days they suggested..
Any advice appreciated
Thanks Joany
I'm so frustrated :mad: I can't see why it's taking so long

Any advice appreciated
Thanks Joany
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Send a complaint letter.
Gve the ICO a try here, let us know how you get on.
https://ico.org.uk/concerns/handling/0 -
Thank you DCFC , I'll give it a try0
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