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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    It's not a bad marker no. You can email equifax and request its removal based on you being a sky customer and not a BT customer (unless you're using by line rental?)

    Sky do not use cra's.

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  • ckplay
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    No i moved to sky 3 months ago the bt account shows all green then the last 2 months it shows

    Query Outstanding

    But even tho the account shows the full account history it has only appeared on my report on Wednesday or there about.

    I did not think bt reported to CRAs but after reading equifax help system it looks like bt removed all data while they checked its quality or something.

    I would not even know where to start trying to sort something like this out with bt so hope its not a bad marker

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Means its not been used in some time / the lender hasn't updated the share data or its delinquent by way of a gone away kinda thing (ie you do a runner)

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  • helmsman
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    It means its a new account.

    Are you new to BT?
    hi niddy,
    what does delinquent acc mean

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    It means its a new account.

    Are you new to BT?

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  • ckplay
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    Ow one last question BT have turned up on my equfiax report is the stauts

    Query Outstanding

    I can not for the life of me find that that means.

    Have you seen it before or do you know what it means

    once again thanks so nice to actually get answer that make sense and are to the point

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Ok that's fine. That would have no effect in you at all.

    That's an equifax screen print. It's fine. Those 2 late payments from 2009 will have no effect at all.

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  • ckplay
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    Hey thanks for the reply i have attched the screen shot now.

    My new account is with hsbc but they have just sent me a credit card and a good overdraft so am happy that things are moving forward am angry that it should have never moved backwards as i have never really been in debt.

    But thanks for all your advice on this forum.

    In regards to santander i hate them so much it feels like they have some one sitting there trying to piss me off i know that's not true but god it does feel like there just messing with me for the fun of it .

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    ps forget the "credit rating" as that is irrelevant. Lenders don't use call credits rating. It's a guide only. On how THEY perceive you. A lender uses totally different scoring methods and shares N Hunter data which a cra score does not.

    Ignore these silly cra scores.

    Finally, stop worrying about call credit. Only 2 lenders exclusively use them for short term lending - HSBC & LBG. Otherwise for all new accounts they base decisions from Experian.

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    No screenshot attached but if you just closed a normal account it will go to status "settled" as you've settled it and closed it.

    The green (0)'s is what matters. If these are all up to date then great.

    There is no hidden system where they share notes

    What emails with the solicitor? How did a solicitor get involved...?

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  • ckplay
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    Hi

    Well this is a 2 part update

    The good news is my callcredit report is now fully clean like magic after a few emails between me and there solicitor my file is literally clean not 100% sure it has any thing to do with the solicitor as he has not told me they have cleaned my file but when i logged in and updated my report it was all clean.

    but such is life when you solve one problem a new one pps up. I closed me troubal sum santander account and am fuming that my credit score has plummeted after looking at the santander account info i think its because what santander have sent to the cra's about how my account was closed

    I have attched a screen shot below.

    My question is

    1. it has a date satisfied but there was no debt to satisfied after reading abit online it looks like that marker could be the reason for my sudden drop.

    2. can you see anything in the screen shot apart from the 2 month marker in 2009 that is derogatory santander are saying it isent but i can not work out why i have had such a drop in credit rating.

    Thanks in advance
    Attached Files

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  • helmsman
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    They can default you at any time. They should do it after 30 days but within 180 days. Few do though. It's like they do it on purpose but they'll argue they gave you a 3-4 year window to clear it blah blah

    CRA's - gotta hate em!!!
    Well that was very kind of them to give me the 5 years so I could get back on track. Well a ccj was registered in 2011 so it dosnt really matter so roll on 2017 and then the possibility of a vanquis credit card
    Thanks Niddy

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    They can default you at any time. They should do it after 30 days but within 180 days. Few do though. It's like they do it on purpose but they'll argue they gave you a 3-4 year window to clear it blah blah

    CRA's - gotta hate em!!!

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  • helmsman
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    Originally posted by helmsman View Post
    Equifax state 7 days for credit file I think 40 days is if you sar them that said equifax are still wankers just wanted to check file to see if any of the lovelies had registered new defaults.
    Well received cred rep and M&S and cabot defaulted me 2011 all other defaults 2007/8 on a dmp from 2007 so thought they should have defaulted me then

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  • ken100464
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    Totally agree 40 days is way too much time.

    But like I said I dont think they see us as customers.

    The £2 paper report will probably be under resourced as they want you to sign up to the flash new internet report.

    Probably Gladys in the basement working win 95 does all the paper ones.

    In my case the delay and distress caused by equifax has been short lived as they had the smoking gun to get CL Finance in bother with the ICO and £50 to us from the xmas fun Happy days

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