The last option on one signup page was a ticked checkbox with a description that started like this: "By continuing to register for the CreditExpert service, you agree to Experian handling your information as outlined in our Privacy Policy." This sounds exactly like the last step on most signup pages, where you're agreeing to the small print. We did notice one slightly sneaky marketing trick during registration.
Credit reports contain a huge amount of sensitive information and it's vital that the service properly protects your account. While this might be annoying with other services, it's probably the best approach here. And of course they need your credit card details, too.
You'll need to provide your name, email and physical address, date of birth, phone number, mother's maiden name, as well as choosing a username, password, and a memorable word which you'll need every time you log in (using an 'enter characters 3, 5 and 7' system). We tell you how to check if your identity has been stolenĮvery credit report monitoring service requires a lot of information before you can sign up, and CreditExpert is no exception.
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