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Credit file complaint. Not updated by company
Fragglerock1982
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi I need some advice.
Years ago I had a debt with Grattan that defaulted and went to moorcroft debt recovery.
In July 2015 I settle that debt in full with moorcroft. In 2016 I noticed I was still defaulting every single month and when I asked they had not paid the money into the account even though I had an email stating they had received my funds.
I argued with them and they agreed to put it right with the appropriate credit reference agencies.
I checked last week to find his still hadn’t been done some 4 years after laying the debt.
I argued again and they have now done it and my file has gone up over 300 points taking me from poor to excellent overnight.
My question is this. I have spent four years with very poor credit as this is the only thing I have ever defaulted on and because of them it has shown me in poor light for years after I paid the debt.
Should I be entitled to compensation?
Years ago I had a debt with Grattan that defaulted and went to moorcroft debt recovery.
In July 2015 I settle that debt in full with moorcroft. In 2016 I noticed I was still defaulting every single month and when I asked they had not paid the money into the account even though I had an email stating they had received my funds.
I argued with them and they agreed to put it right with the appropriate credit reference agencies.
I checked last week to find his still hadn’t been done some 4 years after laying the debt.
I argued again and they have now done it and my file has gone up over 300 points taking me from poor to excellent overnight.
My question is this. I have spent four years with very poor credit as this is the only thing I have ever defaulted on and because of them it has shown me in poor light for years after I paid the debt.
Should I be entitled to compensation?
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You can probably get a small goodwill gesture. More if you can prove some actual loss.0
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Compensation is for financial loss.
If you can prove you suffered significantly then you may be entitled to something - maybe £100?
And ignore your “score” going up 300 points as it’s a made up number0
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