Equifax Credit Reports
2010
Why two credit reports from Equifax different?
I received a credit report recently that it had requested. He only have one account on it and research on 12. I sent a dispute letter in March to correct wrong addresses and I received a credit report complete thereafter. Two weeks ago I received a new party Forstater. The reports are Equifax. I wonder if someone had to get two different credit reports, even after a dispute with a CRA?
Personally, I can be a parody of their share of sending two different reports. If you have not requested and do not see changes that are between the old and then call a single phone call can resolve the query. I would like to see a new one with a fine tooth comb though, and there is enough nothing that all new (for example, by adding your name again in the personal information page, this time with a different variation, etc..) The CRA is sent a further report when something changes, that when something does not agree on the report and change what the report shows, or to order your free annual report.
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