How to View my Credit Report

. Who is a credit bureau? They' re also anti-fraud authorities. We' re sharing information with all three of them. Whats an anti-fraud agency? It is important that we uncover and avoid cheating, money lavaking and criminality and pass this information on to the policemen and to the organizations engaged in them.

In order to prevent us and you from cheating, we use your personally identifiable information by checking your identity. 2. Where do we exchange information with credit agencies? In order to better help and better better understand our clients, we will disclose your personally identifiable information to credit bureaus and anti-fraud agencies: Check your ID for the purpose of combating cheating.

What effect will the exchange of information have on me? It may increase the opportunities for these clients to gain exposure to common credit and finance related activities and commodities. Is my personally identifiable information accessible or accessible to everyone? Only members of the share system managed by credit bureaus have the right to use your credit information.

Information exchange system is meticulously controlled, by statute and by rigorous regulations established by organizations exchanging information. There is a justified interest in exchanging information in promoting credit responsibility, preventing uncollectible or unsettled debts, preventing cheating and laundering, etc. Where can I get my credit information?

If I find an error in my credit report, what should I do? What kind of personally identifiable information do you have? Under certain conditions, you may ask us to delete your information or stop using it. You can find details about how we use Experian's information and what else we do with your information, such as how it is shared with other organizations such as HomeServe, in our Privacy Policy.