flango
Hardcore MB Enthusiast
Your address is no longer the identifying factor for credit reference agencies. It used to be the case that one occupant of a house could ruin the credit-worthiness of all other occupants, or indeed leave a sour-tasting legacy for subsequent occupants.
But no more. It's all about the named individual. They just use addresses, like date of birth, to make sure they've got the right person.
Thats good news in the day I had my problem when the credit applications were checked or scored with the credit reference agencies, the credit application was logged against the address, keep a very watchful eye on mine these days