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Posts Tagged ‘ change of address ’

Credit card bills sent to son’s address after he moved out

  • January 18th, 2012
  • Posted in Credit Reports

Dear Experian, My oldest son recently moved. I have just found out that your agency, without my knowledge, changed the address on my credit cards. My bills should still be coming to me, and his should go to him. I think it is absurd to change all the addresses when someone moves when there are different people and cards involved. I think this program should cease immediately. At the very least, people should be notified that this is happening so they can confirm which cards should have the address changed. - RKO[ READ MORE ]

Sending change of address to Experian not necessary

  • March 3rd, 2011
  • Posted in Credit Reports

Dear Experian, Do we need to do a change of address when moving? - EVC[ READ MORE ]

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