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I've noticed that several companies seem to quite happily breach the regulations that require an email address (not just a 'contact us' form) as summarised on out-law.
I am having a dispute with equifax at the moment as they are impossible to get hold of on the phone, don't allow you to cancel your trial (for their credit monitoring service) online, and want you to wait in a queue whilst paying them for the privilege.
I've searched their website high and low and cannot find an email address to contact the company.
Am I right in thinking that by law, they must have an email address shown? Is it worth trying to get them to change it, or is there no point?
edit: I'm referring to the consumer web site - they do have an email address for business enquiries, would that satisfy the requirements of the act?
I am having a dispute with equifax at the moment as they are impossible to get hold of on the phone, don't allow you to cancel your trial (for their credit monitoring service) online, and want you to wait in a queue whilst paying them for the privilege.
I've searched their website high and low and cannot find an email address to contact the company.
Am I right in thinking that by law, they must have an email address shown? Is it worth trying to get them to change it, or is there no point?
edit: I'm referring to the consumer web site - they do have an email address for business enquiries, would that satisfy the requirements of the act?
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