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Further, I think there should be notifications when our credit information changes. How this information is sent is a really good question, but instead of us h
by moosey 9y ago
Further, I think there should be notifications when our credit information changes. How this information is sent is a really good question, but instead of us having to search for modifications, it should just be pushed.
- mjevans 9y agoHow about an active, closed loop, control solution? When someone wants to confirm your identity, or otherwise interact with your 'financials', you get sent an email with a quickly expiring link that you click on to view a page where you enter the name of the org or person you /think/ is checking your data, and if it matches things work.
- dredmorbius 9y agoAnd that email information, and account, are managed where? By what authority? Protected and secured how? Beware Maginot defences.
- ballenf 9y agoDun and Bradstreet is the business equivalent for credit scores. Businesses can easily sign up for a free service to get instant notification of creditworthiness changes. It's free as a marketing tool to buy their very expensive other services, but works well and is very easy to challenge any adverse reports.