K1300S
2020-07-30 08:26:52
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I consider that a very bold claim. At least I have had trouble with Schufa more than once, not because of my consumer behavior but because the rating was lowered due to incorrect entries. At that point, there’s nothing you can do. Another example: There is still an address registered there where I haven’t been registered for 15 years. It’s not deleted because some dealer reported it again just two months ago - for whatever reason. So everything is collected and rated, but the accuracy is never checked.Who seriously cares about the score?? Anyone who isn’t wasting money on consumer loans and constantly "needs" new loans can’t care what that place "rates".