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Zorro

TRIBE Member
Wondering shouldn't I be able to have access to my Credit Rating? And if so shouldn't it be my right to know this AND not have to pay for such a thing?
 
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I_bRAD

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You can get a copy of your credit history/rating from two companies:

Trans Union and Equifax.

It is free to get one, you will need to write them a letter and include a copy of two pieces of identification (like a driver's licence and a passport)

Its a good idea to check this information 1 or 2 times per year to make sure somebody else isn't using your identity.

Don't know the website, but it shouldn't be too hard to google it.
 
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I_bRAD

TRIBE Member
Originally posted by I_bRAD
You can get a copy of your credit history/rating from two companies:

Trans Union and Equifax.

It is free to get one, you will need to write them a letter and include a copy of two pieces of identification (like a driver's licence and a passport)

Its a good idea to check this information 1 or 2 times per year to make sure somebody else isn't using your identity.

Don't know the website, but it shouldn't be too hard to google it.
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PS- Revenue Canada is the only entity with the right to request your SIN.
anyone else who asks for it (like creditors) have no legal right to do so.
 
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litespeed

Well-Known TRIBEr
Originally posted by I_bRAD
PS- Revenue Canada is the only entity with the right to request your SIN.
anyone else who asks for it (like creditors) have no legal right to do so.
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good luck getting credit from a lender without providing your SIN. Either way it's not hard to find someone SIN # out. Potential creditors don't even need it to pull your credit bureau, and they can find it out from there.
 
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LivingRoomPornstar

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Originally posted by ev
good luck getting credit from a lender without providing your SIN. Either way it's not hard to find someone SIN # out. Potential creditors don't even need it to pull your credit bureau, and they can find it out from there.
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that's not true, evan.

and sure, creditors don't have the right demand your sin number, but they aren't obligated to lend you money based on insufficent information, either.

Dan
 
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