Experian

FY26 was a record year for Experian in both revenue and profits, with revenue from ongoing activities up 13% at actual exchange rates and 8% organically to reach US$8.4bn. Organic growth accelerated to 9% in Q4, alongside another year of margin expansion. Read more here: londonstockexchange.com/news-article/E…

@V86768 Hi there. Thank you for reaching out to us. Can you please DM us for further assistance? Thank you! –Karen

@Experian you asked me to DM you regarding a $4.99 charge per month that I never signed up for and need removed.

@AkashKandesar1 Hello there. Thanks for reaching out to us. At this time, however, you have contacted Experian® US. It seems that you would need to speak to Experian® IN. You can find their contact information at experian.in/contact-us. I hope this helps! -Karen

@Experian @RBIsays I have made full payments regularly for the last 1 year, but my account is now showing as “not paid.” Please check and resolve this issue as soon as possible. #Experian #CreditReport

@RajatGa42377964 Hi there. Thank you for reaching out to us. You can DM us for further assistance. Thank you! –Karen

@Experian no one called i texted in DM

@coachjaehugh Hi there. We understand the frustration and have left feedback on your behalf. If you have any questions or need assistance, please DM us. Thanks. -Katherine

Why is it that I'm the age of Ai as we know it and ease of use for consumers companies like @Experian make it so hard to speak with someone about their faulty products

@bisonjanitorial Hi Brenda. Thank you for reaching out to us. Can you please DM us for further assistance? Thank you! –Katherine

@Experian Victim of Identity theft. I can not create an Experian account which is necessary to freeze my credit. I have tried every phone number I can find online. Each one sends me to a bot that hangs up on me. This has to be illegal.

FY26 was a record year for Experian in both revenue and profits, with revenue from ongoing activities up 13% at actual exchange rates and 8% organically to reach US$8.4bn. Organic growth accelerated to 9% in Q4, alongside another year of margin expansion. Read more here: londonstockexchange.com/news-article/E…

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out to us. Credit scores can change as information on your credit report is updated. If the information is accurate on your credit report, the score will be accurate. A score can vary depending on the model used. Here are some of the most common reasons why scores may have gone down:  A delinquent payment was reported  Your credit card balances have climbed  An account was opened, closed , or paid in full  You’ve recently applied for new credit  An account on your credit report has aged off. -Karen

@Experian @Equifax @TransUnion I hope thousands read this. I closed a furniture store credit account with @synchrony that I haven’t used in over 2 years and my credit score dropped over 35 points immediately. What kind of system PUNISHES you for being a responsible adult. @CNN

@RajatGa42377964 Hi there. Thank you for reaching out to us. Can you please DM us for further assistance? Thank you! –Karen

@RBI @Experian call me want to highlight an illegal thing Experian done with me wrong reporting in hunter 8425038519

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@Experian I need to cancel my subscription but everytime I get on yall website it only allows me to pay . Yall email does not connect to anything and the phone number yall put in contacts doesn’t allows you to call to cancel

@Experian how much I can’t cancel My membership and yall don’t answer emails

Hi Neal. Thank you for reaching out to us. We’re sorry that we didn't meet your expectations. As you indicated, you paid off a loan in full, and this is one of the reasons mentioned earlier that affect the score. Credit scores are calculated based on the information in your credit report. Please note that credit scores can vary depending on the scoring model used (examples: FICO® or Vantage Score®). Additionally, credit scores can vary based on which credit reporting agency supplied the report.  The score is based on your report and creditors are not required to report to all credit bureaus. The three major consumer credit reporting agencies in the U.S. are Experian®, TransUnion® and Equifax®. Experian memberships utilize Experian credit reports and the FICO® Score 8 model.  The primary factors that determine a person’s FICO® credit score are:  35% based on payment history  30% based on amount of credit utilization  15% based on the length of your credit history  10% based on hard credit inquiries  10% based on types of credit (revolving, installment, etc.)  You may learn more about credit at experian.com/blogs/ask-expe… . -Karen

@Experian None of the above. You guys are just terrible. Transunion and Equifax are decent. You're just terrible humans.

@experian: "You paid off a loan, so we're going to drop your credit rating by 27 points. Good job!"

@yukonmon Hi there. Thanks for reaching out to us. We have replied to your DM. Thanks. -Karen

@Experian So my Credit Rating dropped below 800 today on Experian, reason “Lack of non mortgage installment loans” Yet on Equifax & TransUnion I am well above 800! (825/829) @Experian_US Your Algorithms SUCK!!! So from now on I will be using the other 2 credit agencies.

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A10: Military spouses can build credit in their own name, maintaining consistent financial habits, and developing portable income streams. Small, steady actions add up to strong financial stability over time. #CreditChat

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A10. Military spouses can maintain financial independence by having accounts in their own name, building their credit history responsibly (married couples don't have joint credit reports), monitoring their credit and staying involved in household financial planning. #CreditChat

A10: It's a good idea for the spouse to have at least one credit card in their name to help build their credit history. Using it for small purchases will help grow the history over time and may help them in the event of an emergency. #creditchat

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