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by smartlindsey on October 26th, 2009
You should get in contact someone like http://www.dnb.co.uk they can definately help you with getting a company credit check.
by harlekkin on October 26th, 2009
Short answer is no.
Credit Checks are designed to assess someones credit worthiness - when you are the credit issuer.
Unless you are issuing credit in the form of a service contract to repay the value of a service, ie. mobile contract with handset installments over 24 months; a software license over a set period of time, etc.
you are usually not entitled to check someones credit score.
This may vary from country to country, but generally the system is pretty consistent.
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Hi harlekkin,
It wasn't actually interested in an individuals Credit Rating but the credit rating of a company.
Thanks for the website smartlindsey, I'll take a look and see what they can do.
Cheers
by marklgz on October 26th, 2009