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MSE Credit Club moving from Experian to Transunion
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Perhaps if a large number of people consistently requested their statutory report every month then the additional administrative cost would make them think twice about withholding easy access behind a pay wall?0
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Yeah very disappointed about this, loads don't report to Transunion, it won't be anything like as good. But this whole forum is nothing like it used to be....Old enough to know better...........0
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Brie said:I fail to see what the issue is. Having seen a number of both Experian and Transunion reports I think there's very little difference between the two. Unless of course the MSE versions of these will vary.
@molerat
I'm interested why you think it's a big disappointment.
The issue is they are more widely used (alongisde Equifax) than Transunion, and the best way to get a free quick snapshot of your monthly report aside from the statutory report via the company directly. I'd say there's a big difference in terms of who uses Transunion and who reports to it.
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Unlikely, it'd go the other way and they'd view it as a money spinner putting a charge to access on (providing they legally could). Its a business afterall.Themoneyshot said:Perhaps if a large number of people consistently requested their statutory report every month then the additional administrative cost would make them think twice about withholding easy access behind a pay wall?If you believe you can, you will. If you believe you can't, you won't.
Secured/Unsecured loans x 1
Credit Cards x 8 (total limit £55,050)
Creation FS Retail Account x 1
Creation Credit Sale 0% x 1 = £112.50pm x 20 mths
0% Overdraft x 1 (£0 / £250)
Mortgage Outstanding - £137,707.00 (Payment 13/360)
Total Debt = £7,400 (0%APR) @ £100pm - Stoozing0
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