Where does Experian get its information?
Answer :
Experian collects credit obligation information from thousands of businesses nationwide.
These businesses are typically the suppliers and lenders with which a company has existing financial relationships.
Experian also collects legal filings from the various local, county and state courts across the United States. Company background information is collected from a variety of independent firms. Experian does not display information directly from a company about its business, unless that information has been verified.
Experian also collects legal filings from the various local, county and state courts across the United States. Company background information is collected from a variety of independent firms. Experian does not display information directly from a company about its business, unless that information has been verified.
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