Experian Credit Report Business
2010
How do I understand my Experian business credit report?
It states the company as medium risk. The only tradelines the company has are business credit cards that are secured personally by my partner and I. The don’t show up on my personal credit report so I thought they would be mentioned on the business credit report. They are not on there, so do they affect my business credit score? Also I was wondering how Experian figures out what the sales are. It states the sales as being about 100x what they actually are.
I just want to know how to understand how to read the business credit report. Thanks!
sounds like the have to much incorrect info on you business to give a reasonable report — i would seek corrections!!!
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