Use mobile & joint authentication w/ bad credit

Many people believe that those with bad credit ratings cannot use mobile phones in their own name. However, nowadays, there are many ways to open a mobile phone in your own name, even if you have a history of unpaid mobile phone bills. There are increasing inconveniences if you cannot use a mobile phone in your own name. There is no problem with using a mobile phone in your own name even if you have bad credit, as they are unrelated.

Even bad credit users can apply for and use a personal authentication certificate (공동인증서) in their own name.

 

If you have an old bank account that you used in the past, you can still apply for and use a personal authentication certificate even if the account is in a dormant state. To apply for a personal authentication certificate, you must visit the bank in person. After applying for the certificate at the bank, you can download it to your computer or mobile phone and use it. If you have an old personal authentication certificate, you can renew it online.

 

It is also possible to apply for a personal authentication certificate with a frozen account. Applying for a personal authentication certificate has nothing to do with the fact that your account has been frozen. Moreover, worrying that your account will be frozen if you apply for a personal authentication certificate is unnecessary. Using a personal authentication certificate is similar to using a seal online. When you log in to major websites using a personal authentication certificate, your creditors will not be informed of this fact. Furthermore, your creditors will not be notified even if you apply for a personal authentication certificate. Please note that when you visit the bank to apply for a personal authentication certificate, your dormant account will be changed to an active account. This fact is also completely unrelated to your credit score or your credit obligations.

 

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