Company Overview

Experian is a top provider of information services with data and analytical tools to clients all over the world. The business assists companies with managing credit risk, preventing fraud, focusing on marketing offerings, and automating decision-making.

It is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. Experian was founded in 1996 and is now a global leader in providing information services. Experian also assists individuals in reviewing their credit reports and credit score and protecting themselves from identity theft. The company also provides Fico scores.

A FICO score is based on information in your credit report, such as your payment history. It's also used to determine your eligibility for credit cards, auto loans, and other types of credit. Experian also offers a variety of tools and resources to help you understand and manage your credit. These include a credit report card, a credit simulator, articles on financial literacy, and more.

You can access all of these tools and resources for free at experian.com. Experian also offers a variety of credit products, such as credit monitoring and identity theft protection, that you can sign up for if you want more help managing your credit.

The company helps you know your potential and save. They'll highlight your spending habits and show you ways to save. You could also go to the help center on their website, which is packed with articles, videos, and tools to help you manage your finances, understand credit and make informed borrowing decisions.

Experian Boost™ is a new product that could help you instantly improve your FICO® Score* by adding positive payment history from utility and telecom bills to your credit file.

Type Of Consumer Data Collected

Experian collects a variety of data from consumers, including:

• Financial information, such as income, debts, and assets

• Personal information

• Payment history

• Public records, such as bankruptcies, foreclosures, and liens

How Does Experian Use Consumer Data?

Experian uses consumer data for a variety of purposes, including:

• Creating credit reports and FICO® Scores* used by lenders to make credit decisions

• Helping businesses prevent fraud and target marketing offers

• Automating decision-making for businesses

• Helping individuals check their credit reports and scores and protect themselves from identity theft

Experian also sells a variety of products and services to businesses and consumers. These include credit monitoring, identity theft protection, and FICO® Scores*.

The Rights Given Under CCPA, FCRA, GDPR, and DPA

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and Data Protection Act (DPA) all grant consumers certain rights concerning their data.

These rights include the right to:

• Access your data

• Request that your data be deleted

• Opt out of the sale and disclosure of your data

• Lodge a complaint if you believe your rights have been violated

Please note that some rights may not apply in certain circumstances, such as where the company is required by law to retain your data or where we need to keep it for legitimate business purposes.

Experian is committed to protecting your data and respecting your privacy rights. They aim to provide clear and concise information about their handling of your data and will only collect and use it in a way that is consistent with these rights.

How To Request Deletion Of Your Data?

Opting out of Online Targeted Advertising: Through the DAA Consumer Choice page, accessible through desktop and mobile browsers, you can choose not to receive targeted online advertising from Ex Experian to Opt Out and other companies participating in the DAA program.

Contacting Experian to Opt Out: You can contact Experian by calling them at 1 402 458 5247 or by sending your complete name (including any name variations), mailing address, complete telephone number (including area code), and email optout@experian.com or to the below postal address.

Experian

Attn: Opt-out Services

PO Box 80128

Lincoln, NE 68521

To Exercise Your CCPA Rights

You can get in touch with them using the details below and send the necessary verification data, which is further explained below:

• On their website experian.com/ccpa

• By Calling at 1-833-210-4615

• Or mail them at PO Box 703, Allen, TX 75013

• You can also click here to redirect to the portal.

For More Information, please send them a letter at the following address if you have any questions or complaints regarding Experian's privacy practices.

Compliance Department

Experian

475 Anton Blvd

Costa Mesa, CA 92626