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Paul R
1 reviews | Active since Mar 2009
02 Sept 2020, 17:00
Experian Data Breach
With regards to the data leak, Experian should give South Africans FREE access to check for Identity Theft, on a 14-day basis for a period running for two years. The problem is on Experian's side and they must face the responsibility.
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Experian SA's replyOfficial
08 Sept 2020, 08:39Good day
Kindly note that consumers can view their credit reports on www.mycreditcheck.co.za for free for life.
Regards,
Kindly note that consumers can view their credit reports on www.mycreditcheck.co.za for free for life.
Regards,
Experian Contact Centre
Experian SA's reply08 Sept 2020, 08:39
Official
Good day
Kindly note that consumers can view their credit reports on www.mycreditcheck.co.za for free for life.
Regards,
Kindly note that consumers can view their credit reports on www.mycreditcheck.co.za for free for life.
Regards,
Experian Contact Centre
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Paul R's updateReviewer Update
08 Sept 2020, 19:34It that it the case, that is good. What I have heard, is that one get only 1 reports per year free. So please make "free for life" clear and can one print it? This is important, as I had a buyer of my house that couldn't get a loan because of a debit order.
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Paul R's update08 Sept 2020, 19:34
Reviewer Update
It that it the case, that is good. What I have heard, is that one get only 1 reports per year free. So please make "free for life" clear and can one print it? This is important, as I had a buyer of my house that couldn't get a loan because of a debit order.
Experian SA's replyOfficial
08 Sept 2020, 22:15Once you are registered on the website you can download the PDF report - www.mycreditcheck.co.za
Experian SA's reply08 Sept 2020, 22:15
Official
Once you are registered on the website you can download the PDF report - www.mycreditcheck.co.za