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Old 2nd August 2008, 22:59   #1 (permalink)
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Default I wouldn't believe this if ....

it hadn't happened to me.

I received my credit report from Equifax, scanned the credit accounts checking to see if the one that was supposed to be removed had been, then checked the rest of the information.

'Associate Information - these are people you have a financial relationship with ......'

Name given was totally unknown to me until I realised, because the first name is rather unusual, that it's somebody I know through a hobby related social club. Until I received this report I didn't know that person's second name, date of birth or address, but I do now. The only connection between us is that we are both members of this club. The second names are totally different, and the only similarity between addresses is that we both live in the same town .... but as we both belong to the same club, I think I could have worked that out for myself.

Be warned, paying a membership fee apparently gives you a financial association to every other member. I've queried this entry, amongst other things asking why the other 57 members are not also named as financial associates.
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Hi reallymadwoman,

Just a thought, but doesnt this mean that the club you have joined has passed your info on?

and did you agree to this?
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I will be finding out how they came by this information, but I really doubt the club passed it on, in fact I would know if they had because I would have done it - I'm the treasurer. It is a complete mystery to me at the moment.
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Up date on the above.

Information was supplied by a bank 'due to an error in our systems'. Both myself, the club and the 'financial associate' bank at the same branch, probably not that surprising in a fairly small town. It seems that the link was made because when I paid the first batch of this year's membership cheques into the club account, it was in fact only mine and this other persons. Being prompt payers is also grounds to assume a financial association it seems.
I've been promised the information will be deleted immediately and have received profuse apologies and a credit of £50 in my account as a goodwill gesture, so I'm happy to leave it at that as no damage done. I've suggested that my fellow member have a look at this website though because he's just been turned down for a mortgage ....
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