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  • Defaults, New Agreements/Removed Questions

    HELLO

    This is the for benefit for ALL, if unsure whilst reading Equifax Credit History reports:

    My Question is:

    As you can see (from Photo) that a DCA CHANGED the Default Status Summary, then followed by 1 a month later, they then changed the CREDIT/AGREEMENT to 'Deleted Credit Agreement'. What does that Mean? As there is NO change on Credit File?
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    This was already Defaulted by the Original Creditor in 2008, these are recent transactions by the DCA (which was Sold) to 1st Credit

    A:?


    Thank you for any advice on this
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    Re: Defaults, New Agreements/Removed Questions

    thats an alert notification, try copying the actual entry in full and sending that to me and I will explain mate....

    But it won't matter if you see satisfied entries, it is only the live entry that lenders will see (ie the defaulted account)
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    • #3
      Re: Defaults, New Agreements/Removed Questions

      Bumping my thread

      just updated my account with Equifax - cancellation of my reports £7 a month.

      An American woman said to me on the phone, that the reports will wipe off and some will still stay!!

      they have given me for the first 6 month FREE WEB DETECT Alerts via e-mail then it'll be £2.99 p/month if i wish to continue.
      I know that you can still view your credit report FREE on this account, but i notice that 2x of my C/Cards Barclay's now says 'SETTLED' ? 2012, even though before they hadn't. am i to say that Barclay's has settled my C/C account and i don't owe. As well as 2x of my other C/C has vanished ie BOS (aka HBOS)

      Anyone with ideas? is this a good sign or? for my UE
      I'm an official AAD Moderator and also a volunteer, here to help make the forum run smoothly. Any views or opinions are mine and not the official line of AAD. Similarly, any advice I have offered you is done so on an informal basis, without prejudice or liability. If in doubt seek advice from a qualified insured professional - Find a Solicitor or go to the National Probono Centre.

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      • #4
        Re: Defaults, New Agreements/Removed Questions

        They've probably been sold 5corps. Sold accounts can show as settled, or disappear altogether for a while.
        Niddy will explain it better

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