No, not by some tgp or linklist or whatever. I've actually been blacklisted by some company that maintains a blacklist for dozens or even hundreds of companies worldwide with regards to "unreliable customers". In other words, all of a sudden lots of (mainstream) companies refuse to do business with me.
Funny thing is that I have never in my life missed any payments to any company whatsoever (as far as I know I've never even gotten a second notice on any payment), I've never made any loans, never had any debts, don't have a criminal record, have never charged back any payments... not a single thing that would cause companies to not want to do business with me.
The only possible reason I can see for this is that the people living in my house before me were a bunch of criminals who, judging by the amount and type of mail that gets sent to them at this address, didn't notify anyone when they moved. That includes banks, the tax agency, phone companies, debt collection agencies, etc.
So does anyone have any experience with this type of problem? I guess I'll have to talk to the blacklist company, but I'm afraid it'll take a whole lot of convincing before they believe the criminals don't live here anymore (about 12 "former inhabitants" still get their mail sent to my address, and since the house really isn't that big my guess is that they actually made people up for fraud and such).
Funny thing is that I have never in my life missed any payments to any company whatsoever (as far as I know I've never even gotten a second notice on any payment), I've never made any loans, never had any debts, don't have a criminal record, have never charged back any payments... not a single thing that would cause companies to not want to do business with me.
The only possible reason I can see for this is that the people living in my house before me were a bunch of criminals who, judging by the amount and type of mail that gets sent to them at this address, didn't notify anyone when they moved. That includes banks, the tax agency, phone companies, debt collection agencies, etc.
So does anyone have any experience with this type of problem? I guess I'll have to talk to the blacklist company, but I'm afraid it'll take a whole lot of convincing before they believe the criminals don't live here anymore (about 12 "former inhabitants" still get their mail sent to my address, and since the house really isn't that big my guess is that they actually made people up for fraud and such).
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