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Hi: Apologies if this has been discussed before but if it has I can't find the thread.
Experian have recorded various 'Linked Addresses' on my CR file placed there by Capital One and HFC in 2002 and 2003 when I was living in Belgium - the adresses are all within the UK and might indicate some historic identity fraud whilst I was serving abroad. The address links are incorrect but I belive could be detrimental [despite Experian's protestations to the contrary].
Can someone please let me have the legal authority to get Linked addresses removed from a CR file, please. That is to say, what is the statute that allows me to get a court order to stop Crap1 from processing my data.
Thanks you are of course right it is Experian processing the data, I did a bit more research and found the UK26 -V- Experian Limitedthread - so I think I've found the statute.
Linked Addresses - Removal from CRA file
and HFC in 2002 and 2003 when I was living in Belgium - the adresses are all within the UK and might indicate some historic identity fraud whilst I was serving abroad. The address links are incorrect but I belive could be detrimental [despite Experian's protestations to the contrary].
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