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Fairscore (T/A as Updraft)

Superhoopza
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Had a loan with them opened in October, they didn't report it to any CRA so I was thinking they weren't going to. Then I check my live Transunion report and see it has been added today. Presumably it will now appear on the next version of my Equifax report. It's just frustrating it's taken so long as I was working and seemingly appearing to get close to some 0% deals which would have helped reduce the overall interest I'm paying. This is going to be knocked back now with more loans and more overall debt on my credit files.
Anyone else have any experience with them and reporting to CRAs?
Anyone else have any experience with them and reporting to CRAs?
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Superhoopza said:Had a loan with them opened in October, they didn't report it to any CRA so I was thinking they weren't going to. Then I check my live Transunion report and see it has been added today. Presumably it will now appear on the next version of my Equifax report. It's just frustrating it's taken so long as I was working and seemingly appearing to get close to some 0% deals which would have helped reduce the overall interest I'm paying. This is going to be knocked back now with more loans and more overall debt on my credit files.
Anyone else have any experience with them and reporting to CRAs?
You took out a loan, it's on your credit report, who they report to is their decision, it may be TransUnion, maybe Equifax and Experian as well. They have a duty to report a correct and accurate history to your credit file, perhaps it just took a while to process. They won't remove it if that's what you are asking.Sam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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Nasqueron said:Superhoopza said:Had a loan with them opened in October, they didn't report it to any CRA so I was thinking they weren't going to. Then I check my live Transunion report and see it has been added today. Presumably it will now appear on the next version of my Equifax report. It's just frustrating it's taken so long as I was working and seemingly appearing to get close to some 0% deals which would have helped reduce the overall interest I'm paying. This is going to be knocked back now with more loans and more overall debt on my credit files.
Anyone else have any experience with them and reporting to CRAs?
You took out a loan, it's on your credit report, who they report to is their decision, it may be TransUnion, maybe Equifax and Experian as well. They have a duty to report a correct and accurate history to your credit file, perhaps it just took a while to process. They won't remove it if that's what you are asking.
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What are people's experiences of Updraft?0 -
I regret ever using them, I find that their whole systems are chaotic. You can never get hold of anyone etc .0
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Yeah very slow responses from them, high rates and have charged me once a loan fee on top of the interest (I'm an idiot for agreeing to it).
They market themselves as helping people pay off higher interest cards and overdrafts but they are just a glorified company who lend to those more risky customers and charge them a pretty penny for doing so.0
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