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I received my Experian report a week after, but i'm still waiting on my Equifax report. Just wondering if Equifax are always this slow? The customer service number i've treid ringing to enquire never seems to get answered. Does anyone have a reliable number for Equifax Customer Service?
We cannot be absolutely certain which credit card providers search a particular agency's files (lenders do not disclose this information), but it's known that most use Experian, so that one matters morePeople who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0 -
AFAIK, you can't avoid the perishing 0870 0100583 number with Equifax and it's always busy.
We cannot be absolutely certain which credit card providers search a particular agency's files (lenders do not disclose this information), but it's known that most use Experian, so that one matters more
Cheers. I guess I have no other option bit to hang on for it to arrive. I'm hoping its's probably just stuck in the whole postal strike chaos.0 -
It's on another thread but I'll post it here as well.
Contact Equifax on 0800 7839421.
That's business services but they'll happily transfer you.
Rick.0 -
This is a link to the form to get a statutory £2 report from Call Credit.
http://www.callcredit.co.uk/files/creditfile-app.pdf0 -
My wife made a successful application for a Thomas Cook credit card, but Equifax have notified me that there has been a credit check on me from this Company. Is this normal procedure?0
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My wife made a successful application for a Thomas Cook credit card, but Equifax have notified me that there has been a credit check on me from this Company. Is this normal procedure?People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0
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Hi all
I previously got a free trial period with Experian to get a credit card report. This was some years ago. Now when I try to sign up for the free trial period it says I am a member already and need to resubscribe.
Is it impossible to get another free trial after your original one?
Anyone else experience this?
Many thanks.
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I had a free trial some years ago, I still get the reports, but I don't pay anything:j0
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I previously got a free trial period with Experian to get a credit card report. This was some years ago. Now when I try to sign up for the free trial period, it says I am a member already and need to resubscribe. Is it impossible to get another free trial after your original one?
Btw, once you have your paper copy, the CRAs seem happy to answer questions over the phone if you quote your reference number. So if, for instance, you wanted to check that particular items had since been updated, there's no need to order further copies of your credit reportsPeople who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0 -
Thanks Moggles very helpful0
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