What's up with TU?

[Anonymous]

Glad I'm still with Eq then.  Tried clicking on the link and the web certificate is expired.  EQ should try to bring their accounts back in house that's ridiculous.  I would never enter a site that requires ssn info with an expired cert.

[Tuscani]

Yep. Be VERY thankful you do not have to deal with them.

[Anonymous]

I sure wish I had an answer for this as well. In my case, Experian seems to get pulled more often than the other 2.

[Anonymous]

If you are in a CSC state, my advice is the tactic a lot of people use for online disputes. Give the EQ website a Zip Code from a non-CSC state. Apparently doesn't matter what Zip Code you feed it. [Really tight security feature there EQ]. Then dispute online.

[Tuscani]

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Noah_Bodie wrote:

If you are in a CSC state, my advice is the tactic a lot of people use for online disputes. Give the EQ website a Zip Code from a non-CSC state. Apparently doesn't matter what Zip Code you feed it. [Really tight security feature there EQ]. Then dispute online.

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I would assume EQ just forwards your dispute onto CSC anyway right?

[Anonymous]

For online disputes, not sure. I know for written disputes, if you send it to EQ they forward your letter to CSC. But a number of CIC posters do this and say they get better response when they try to send their disputes directly to EQ and bypass CSC.

Just as the CRAs have a special handling department for consumers who are a particularly annoying PITA, I wonder whether EQ has a special handling department for those who try to bypass CSC.

Message Edited by Noah_Bodie on 05-08-2007 02:56 PM