> > $27? Wow. It's £1, here. Mind you, there are
> two separate companies that hold different
> parts of the information, so you actually need
> to spend £2.
>
> Well, here we have three different companies
> that do credit ratings. They all currently charge
> $9 for a copy of your report. It is possible to get
> a free copy of your credit report, but only if you
> meet certain criteria. For example, last year I
> got a free copy of my Equifax credit report after
> we were turned down for a card that we had
> supposedly been "preapproved" for. You can
> also get a free copy if you have reason to
> believe you've been a victim of credit fraud or
> identity theft.
>
> Just out of curiosity, what are the two
> companies Over There that do credit ratings?
> The three here are Equifax, TransUnion, and
> Experian.
>
> Gri"and they all have web sites and allow you
> to purchase and view your reports on-line--
> very convenient"shny

Uhh... One is Credit Report (I think), And the other... Umm... I'm going to have to look it up.

winter"I've not needed to use them since I left Uni"mute