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Old 08-03-2006, 14:44   #6
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Re: NTL send in the debt collectors.

Some interesting info here that may help you mate:

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How to get your £2 statutory report


Here are template letter to use for sending to each of the agencies. Don’t forget to enclose a cheque or postal order for £2 made payable to either Equifax Plc, Experian Ltd or Callcredit Plc.

Equifax, Experian, Callcredit.

If you have recently moved home, it’s a good idea to enclose two separate forms of identification at your new address with your application, as sometimes they will have trouble locating you.

Alternatively, you can either download the postal application forms from the individual websites, or (for Equifax and Experian) use the online order systems.




IMPORTANT! Don’t pay more than statutory £2. These site’s will try to flog you more advanced credit reports, but see later for how to get those free.

It really is worth checking your file with at least the big two agencies, Equifax and Experian, every 18 months or so (it doesn’t impact your credit score) as bad data on you can cause many problems and it’s far better to catch it before you make any applications.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi...01485056,23650,
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