(1) An individual credit data subject may withdraw, as prescribed by Presidential Decree, the consent which has been provided to a credit information provider or user in ways prescribed in the subparagraphs of Article 32(1) to provide his or her personal credit information for purposes other than assessing the individual's creditworthiness, etc. by forwarding such information to a personal credit rating company, sole proprietor credit rating company, or credit information collection agency; provided, where it becomes difficult to perform a contract or serve the purposes provided in Article 33(1)1, including failure to perform certain services agreed with the credit data subject, unless the relevant personal credit information is provided to another credit information provider or user that has not obtained his or her consent, if the customer intends to revoke consent, he or she shall clarify his or her intention not to be provided with the relevant services. <Amended on Feb. 4, 2020>
(2) An individual credit data subject may, as prescribed by Presidential Decree, request a credit information provider or user to stop contacting him or her for the purpose of introducing or soliciting goods or services.
(3) A credit information provider or user shall notify the individual who is a counterparty, of the details of the rights and means to exercise such rights under paragraphs (1) and (2), in writing, via electronic documents, or orally, and, if he or she makes a demand under paragraphs (1) and (2), it shall immediately comply with such demand. In such cases, if such notification has been made orally, the additional post-notification procedures prescribed by Presidential Decree shall be followed.
(4) A credit information provider or user shall have a procedure in place to perform the obligations under paragraph (3), as prescribed by Presidential Decree.
(5) A credit information provider or user shall take necessary measures, as prescribed by Presidential Decree, to prevent an individual credit data subject from bearing the monetary costs arising from such demand under paragraph (2), including telephone bills.[Title Amended on Feb. 4, 2020]