I am a new Kodoo customer and during in-person SIM-card activation I agreed to set up pre-authorised payments via my credit card. Under the impression of not having to think about it I did not realize the payment was not delivered on a due date, thus I was stripped of 25 points on my credit score. I am upset that it happened despite my attempt to avoid this exact situation. I read that it is more effective to reach the information provider directly rather than through a dispute. I’m hoping my situation can be helped. Please advise
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Pre-authorized payment
Best answer by Sophia
Unfortunately, Koodo just reports payments (or lack thereof) to the credit score agencies and can’t do anything to change their score. This is a fully automated process. I don’t think there is much that can be done at this point, except work towards increasing your score again.
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Hello
I’m afraid that a pre-authorized payment method was never activated on your account.
We can see that you tried to make the payment manually with a credit card, however this was not possible because your Koodo account and your credit card are registered under different billing addresses.
If you’d like to set up this credit card for pre-authorized payments, please get in touch with our payment services team by dialing #227 from your Koodo phone.
+4Unfortunately, Koodo just reports payments (or lack thereof) to the credit score agencies and can’t do anything to change their score. This is a fully automated process. I don’t think there is much that can be done at this point, except work towards increasing your score again.
On top of what
I have made two payments for $181.30 for October, can I be reimbursed for 1 of the payments?
I have made two payments for $181.30 for October, can I be reimbursed for 1 of the payments?
This will need either sending a Private Message to Koodo via Facebook Messenger or DM via Twitter to get sorted out. However, if you don’t need the money for something (it’ll take a while to get refunded unless you JUST made a payment, which you’d contact your financial institute if they can cancel it) then you can leave it, and it’ll go towards your next bill.
For future reference, please create a new thread. You don’t have the same issue as the OP, and the last post is 9 days old.
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