>That service is available here. However, most probably don't take advantage of it. Perhaps the same is true of England?

How much does that service cost?
Do you have to make arrangements (or request each time) with each of the three major credit tracking companies?

It sounded to me like ToreB was saying that in Norway you MUST be notified by the credit bureau, which is quite a bit different.


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>>>>>However, this is totally irrelevant to my "challenge".
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>>>>I guess he is challenging your freedom to get your own personal data, which apparently is somehow restricted in Norway, you can only obtain it at home <g>
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>>>There is no restrictions on getting my own personal data. On the contrary, I have the right to see what is registered about me from all companies and authoroties. And if someone for instance runs a credit check on me, I am automatically notified about who did this, and when.
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>>Thats a very good one . We should have that here especiailly with identity theft becoming more prevalent. Though if you identity has been succfully hi jacked you may not get the credit check notification.