Credit Expert... Thieveing gits
I was signed up to Credit expert last year, paying £7 a month for the privillege,
When i moved I cancelled my DD as I didnt have time to call them to cancel my membership and I was free to cancel at any time. That was 4 months ago and no more payments were taken, I check my statement today and they have used my debit card details to take a payment..... (I didint even know they had them).... Now I will have to call and tell them what i think.... be warned.... they appear to slimey little ****s... |
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I guess signing up to someone like that they make it their business to know all your details..
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You never cancelled and you would have signed something saying they were in the right to get payment however they wished, Cancelling a Direct Debit is not the same as Cancelling a Contract. |
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ive been signed up to credit expert (for the experian report) and equifax for about 7 yrs now since i found out that inland revenue put a CCJ on my account for almost £10,000 based on an obscure estimate they made and i was never made aware of the court date / any moneys owed etc...(it has been set aside since so no problems there, but was about 2 yrs were i could get no credit whatsoever due to this cockup)
there has been months where i didnt want the access to it and have always called them, i have to say have never had any probs with them, but does sound like a bit of a mickey take on thier part! you probably know anyways but if u want to see any of your credit reports again at a later date you can pay £2 for a paper version to be sent to you and only takes a couple of days..... |
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there was no contract.. thats my point |
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You at least admit to a "membership" which is what you didn't cancel when you just stopped paying for it. |
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I'd be taking that one up with the bank.
Cheers |
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as far as they know you just havnt paid, could be banking error/not enough cash etc. You need to contact them and cancel with them, not just stop the DD |
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I had this with demo internet many years ago. Cancelled direct debit, sent email to them cancelling and then promptly forgot about it. Turns out cancelling can only be done in writing (any email they sent me bounced from my demon a/c due to spam overflow (the reason I was quitting)), so they ended up chasing me for 6 months unpaid which I ended up having to fork out.
You need to cancel in writing, preferably sent signed for. |
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All true, although the bit that I find objectionable (it has happened to me - later reversed) is the bank honouring a DD (direct debit) after the authorisation has been removed. From the use of the term DD, I assumed it was not a credit card payment.
Maybe I have this one all backwards, but... What is the point of passwords, PINs, SMS security codes, blah, blah if anyone can debit an account, contract or not. Cheers |
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