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EQ changed their dispute site its much better than before, go check it out, im impressed![]()
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@chhull00 wrote:EQ changed their dispute site its much better than before, go check it out, im impressed
i'd be impressed if EQ changed anything, and it actually worked! I will check it out.
@chhull00 wrote:EQ changed their dispute site its much better than before, go check it out, im impressed
well after the 8-10 Minutes to log in, EQ runs at 9600 baud Modem speed or less.
I did see The different Dispute page. Probably changed it after about 1,000,000 complaints.
After reading EQ Dispute Nightmares, glad I do not have anything to dispute.
I never saw the page prior to the change, so can someone give a quick rundown of how it improved?
Equifax is awful to deal with, in my experience. They demanded my birth certificate to verify my identity. By that point, I wondered if they might be a criminal or quasi-criminal organization and refused to provide it. The reason they wanted my birth certificate is that I called to ask for a dispute status, and the person I spoke with (who had a thick accent and was difficult to understand) asked me "security questions" involving accounts I've never heard of, along with asking me "the minimum payment" on my "credit card." I had three or four cards at the time and didn't know which she meant, and didn't know what moment in time she was looking at. After I guessed wrong, she said I was locked out, and could no longer verify without sending the birth certificate. Could go on (haven't even gotten into the reason for the dispute, which was also demented), but they really do seem like they are run by some Mafia-adjacent person or maybe are secretly owned by the Russian government, something VERY weird about Equifax. I wish they'd go away.