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phil732
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Hi peeps. Well I never thought after completing my iva I would once again need advice from this well respected site. I'm moving into a flat next week and need to get gas/ele trans into my name but I failed their credit scoring. I checked experian, noodle all is spot on with them my bank, credit card, mobile all green, but 2 defaults out of 6 still showing on equifax, I'm getting desperate now can anyone offer any advice please. Kind regards.
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plasticdaft
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Will the utilities company not allow you to pay a security deposit if you are up front with them?
Paul
Discharged today the 8th feb 2012. View is much brighter now.
Continuing to rebuild our credit worthiness.
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mattyboy
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Only a handful of utility companies credit score but these do include british gas who I wouldn't touch for other reasons. I think Atlantic and southern electric do not credit score and have good customer service.
"Just when you think that you can make ends meet, somebody moves the ends."
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mole
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mole » Tue Jun 12, 2012 12:10 am
Atlantic have been great, especially with the 13 month rebate
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phil732
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I was not even offered that option Paul I checked with them today, the company was first utility, actually after reading their customer satisfaction results i'm glad I'm not going with them now. In the meantime the current utility on the property is N Power rang them today and the csr said N Power dont do credit checks so I will sign up with them, sorted.
