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RSH_2000
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‎16-01-2024 12:58 PM

I have recently checked my credit score and noticed it has had a significant drop due to "EE comms supply account removed"

I'm not entirely sure what this means however I do know for sure that I have not missed a single payment and not opened a new account. 

Has anyone else had a similar thing happen 

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XRaySpeX
Grand Master
Grand Master

‎16-01-2024 01:32 PM - edited ‎16-01-2024 02:29 PM

Credit Scores are just a marketing ploy to be treated with a pinch of salt.

Removing an EE contract would reduce your indebtedness & your ability to pay regularly & be monitored on it.

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bristolian
Legend
Legend

‎16-01-2024 05:03 PM

I agree that credit scores are a marketing invention. It's well worthwhile checking over your (free) statutory credit report from the 3 leading CRAs periodically though. If you see any errors or inaccuracies on there, they should be addressed.

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