Countdown to when Experian removes statement about employers using scores
Return here to find out when Experian removed its statement that employers use credit scores.
Here is the statement:
“Credit scoring helps potential lenders, landlords, and employers quickly gauge an applicant’s credit history.”
At the bottom of the page Experian implores, “Contact Us - If this doesn’t answer your question please contact us.”
By all means, contact them.
The domains qspace.com and iplace.com are part of Experian’s out-of-control pile of web addresses.
From: Greg Fisher [mailto:greg@creditscoring.com]
Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2009 9:18 PM
To: help@qspace.com; heather.mclaughlin@experian.com; mediarelations@experian.com; corporate.responsibility@experian.com
Cc: greg@creditscoring.com
Subject: credit score, employers, Experian, iplace.com
You state, ”Credit scoring helps potential lenders, landlords, and employers quickly gauge an applicant’s credit history.”
http://qspace.iplace.com/qspace/DirectPull/3D_key.asp?section=ALL
After the tongue-lashing you took at creditscoring.com, you should consider a different line of work.
What is the name of an employer who uses credit scores?
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