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on 04-11-2015 18:27
I looked at my credit rating on the website o2 uses and it 499 out of 600.
I know of things come in to play but I have never been rejected for credit for anything. I've just bought a car on credit that costs £22,000 and that went through no problem.
I've lived at my house for over 10 years and have nothing against me on the credit check report.
If a computer does this check then all I can think of is that something might be misspelt but it looks all good to me.
I really hope something can be done as I want to swap to o2 next from EE next year.
Has anyone else had this problem recently and was it sorted out as I can't think that is it and nothing can be done.
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04-11-2015 18:33 - edited 04-11-2015 18:36
Not sure why you you were rejected. It could be a number of factors we are unsure of? How often did you try to pay for the device. Repeated attempts using a card will often throw up a warning when computer 'says no'
You could leave it for 24 hrs and try again...or go instore and buy one there?
You could also try contacting Customer Services to place the order. I doubt they officially tell you why you have been refused...but worth a shot http://www.o2.co.uk/contactus
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04-11-2015 18:33 - edited 04-11-2015 18:36
Not sure why you you were rejected. It could be a number of factors we are unsure of? How often did you try to pay for the device. Repeated attempts using a card will often throw up a warning when computer 'says no'
You could leave it for 24 hrs and try again...or go instore and buy one there?
You could also try contacting Customer Services to place the order. I doubt they officially tell you why you have been refused...but worth a shot http://www.o2.co.uk/contactus
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on 04-11-2015 18:42
All I can add to the advice given by cleoriff is that if you've taken out 2 credit agreements or more in the last six months, this can affect your chances! You mention a 22k loan for a car, this could affect what O2 think you can afford (whether true in reality or not) and they decline.
Unfortunately they're not forthcoming with exact reasons for refusals, so it's all a bit of guesswork.
Sorry, it's not great news.
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on 04-11-2015 19:03
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on 04-11-2015 19:03
You are best advised to leave it a week or two or maybe after you have made a car payment before trying again.
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on 04-11-2015 19:35
Wait 30 days then try again. By that time the payment on your current finance will show as healthy and be a bit more positive on file.
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on 05-11-2015 05:51
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on 05-11-2015 05:51
Usually 700+ is considered a good credit score. Might be worth checking your credit rating with Experian.
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