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I signed up for an Experian account in order to correct a mistake on my credit report-- They had listed a bank account under my name that was created well befor
by alexose 4y ago
I signed up for an Experian account in order to correct a mistake on my credit report-- They had listed a bank account under my name that was created well before I was born, and it was tanking my credit rating.
Unfortunately I used my main email to sign up (to correct their mistake) and started getting those non-unsubscribable emails shortly after. So insulting. I did end up fixing it by changing my account email address to fuckyou@experian.sucks, though.
- dylan604 4y agodid it really solve the problem, or do 2 emails now go out on your behalf?
- justinclift 4y agoYeah, that sounds like a potential problem. Doing a quick search for how to register .sucks domains shows up this (no idea if it's legit though): https://get.sucks https://get.sucks That website says the "experian.sucks" domain is available... for US$1999. A bit "ouch" pricing wise, but it sounds like someone could potentially take over the accounts of anyone using @experian.sucks for their email address.
- alexose 4y agoBetter to use a non-registerable TLD for things like this I guess :)
- alexose 4y agoIt really solved the problem. Last email I got from them was "Notification: Change of email address notification"