Talk:Veda Advantage
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I have today been informed of the willful inaccuracies retained by Baycorp or Credit Advantage. The service provider made numerous conversations to correct a clients account and they simply did not listen and retained bad information.
They also advise the identites to approach issues in this manner on their website ( ie. asking service providers to contact them directly) -putting them out of the loop, then advising the service provider that the identity has the responsibility to write letters. This ensures nothing is resolved continually.
Would they resort to this to keep the information they've got regardless of accuracy and the harm it causes? Do they seem to think they would have no product to sell otherwise? Please advise of your experiences, here. I am considering a presentation to the Ombudsman of their industry. Don't be afraid speak. But speak clearly.
