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Zak C
1 reviews | Active since Nov 2021
12 Nov 2021, 10:48
Homechoice bogus loan
Checked my credit score just to find out I have a mysterious account in default named Homechoice Revolving. I do not know who homechoice are or how this got to me. Apparently the account was opened in 2020 and 3 payments have been made. I cannot find anything deducted from my bank account but this is bad for a credit score.
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Replies (2)Homechoice's replyOfficial
12 Nov 2021, 10:51Hi Zak.
We will be in contact with you shortly to assist in resolving the issue.
Thank you.
Homechoice
We will be in contact with you shortly to assist in resolving the issue.
Thank you.
Homechoice
Homechoice's reply12 Nov 2021, 10:51
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Hi Zak.
We will be in contact with you shortly to assist in resolving the issue.
Thank you.
Homechoice
We will be in contact with you shortly to assist in resolving the issue.
Thank you.
Homechoice
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Zak C's updateReviewer Update
12 Apr 2022, 13:38So the resolution according to Homechoice is that I have to go to a police station and complete an affidavit that I didn't open this account.
They cannot supply me with evidence that I in fact app**** for this. I'm starting to think it wasn't identity theft but rather Homechoice that create **** loans and try to get unsuspecting consumers to pay for it.
They cannot supply me with evidence that I in fact app**** for this. I'm starting to think it wasn't identity theft but rather Homechoice that create **** loans and try to get unsuspecting consumers to pay for it.
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Zak C's update12 Apr 2022, 13:38
Reviewer Update
So the resolution according to Homechoice is that I have to go to a police station and complete an affidavit that I didn't open this account.
They cannot supply me with evidence that I in fact app**** for this. I'm starting to think it wasn't identity theft but rather Homechoice that create **** loans and try to get unsuspecting consumers to pay for it.
They cannot supply me with evidence that I in fact app**** for this. I'm starting to think it wasn't identity theft but rather Homechoice that create **** loans and try to get unsuspecting consumers to pay for it.
