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New Credit Score Website

CreditBob — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 18:12:15 GMT

Check out these 2 websites. One is a news story

http://connect2utah.com/search-fulltext?nxd_id=176327

The other one is scheduled to be on the news this Monday. So go to www.mycreditplan.org

Re: New Credit Score Website

android01 — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 18:07:19 GMT

CreditBob wrote:
Check out these 2 websites. One is a news story

http://connect2utah.com/search-fulltext?nxd_id=176327

The other one is scheduled to be on the news this Monday. So go to www.mycreditplan.org

This is HUGE news. I signed up on mycreditplan.org and was presented with ALL THREE FICO SCORES - INCLUDING EX.

The models used are Beacon 5.0 for EQ, Classic TU04 for TU, and FAIR ISAAC 2 for EX. Make sure you read the PDF file attached to the scores page as it is the actual report.

There is a CreditKarma like interface with everything based on REAL FICO SCORES.

It cost $48 for 12 pulls.

Get ready to spend the next few hours taking it all in..... :smileyvery-happy:

Re: New Credit Score Website

CreditAble — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 00:34:38 GMT

CreditBob wrote:
Check out these 2 websites. One is a news story

http://connect2utah.com/search-fulltext?nxd_id=176327

The other one is scheduled to be on the news this Monday. So go to www.mycreditplan.org

My Zone Alarm is flagging "mycreditplan.org" as a risky site. ZA mentions something about security certificates and that the site has only been up since August.

Perhapse others might give opinions if it is safe to use the site.

Re: New Credit Score Website

android01 — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 01:06:43 GMT

Apparently, the owners of the site had mistakenly put a live and functional test bed on the internet and have since taken it down until their testing and security issues are completed by January 1st, maybe earlier. I was one of the fortunate ones to use it while it was still up, and if all goes well, this is going to be quite a remarkable site.

Re: New Credit Score Website

-Cain- — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 01:07:37 GMT

Site not found when I click on the link...

Re: New Credit Score Website

grussell70 — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 16:17:21 GMT

i was able to use it friday or saturday and got my scores. i tried to go to the site sunday and was not able to. i'm happy i was able to get all three scores. i can wait for it to be back up and running. its and awesome site. i saved the pdf file so i have my report.

Re: New Credit Score Website

grussell70 — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 18:19:04 GMT

for some reason it is back up and running today.

Re: New Credit Score Website

mgeorges — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 19:42:55 GMT

Are these FAKO scores?

Re: New Credit Score Website

marty56 — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 15:02:18 GMT

The owner of the site is edited, who writes books on improving your credit score. Sort of an anti-Dave Ramsey if you will. I would very very cautious about this site and adbot a wait and see approach. Didn't think anyone could sell EX FICO scores maybe they found a loophole. I'll pass for now.

Re: New Credit Score Website

MidnightVoice — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 15:16:32 GMT

Interesting It is up today, and still says it is all 3 true FICO scores. What does our FICO Admin think?

Re: New Credit Score Website

veracious — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 22:44:01 GMT

If these are true FICO® scores why didn't the webmaster use the trademark symbol ® when displaying the brand FICO® ??

Re: New Credit Score Website

marty56 — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 22:51:52 GMT

Just a thought but can a company who is authorized to pull your credit report and scores (like say a credit card company) turn around and provide them to you. Can a soft pull get your credit scores? It would be interesting to know how their pull shows up on your credit report. Great point about the FICO logo.

Re: New Credit Score Website

veracious — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 23:03:29 GMT

@ marty56 good observation Marty, my point was that Fico score has become a generic term used by almost everyone providing

simple credit scores. Note: lately the new tactic is to use the term Credit Scores. Yet another example of misrepresentation.

I'm surprised the current wave of marketers haven't proclaimed that FICO® don't really matter because everyone is trying to exploit

the innocent consumer who doesn't know the difference.

Re: New Credit Score Website

android01 — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 00:49:10 GMT

This web site is under development and was mistakenly LIVE on the internet for a brief time. I pulled my credit report, and I can guarantee that they are FICO scores. They pull a credit report through CBC Innovis, and it looks very much like what you'd see from a mortgage pull, and what bankers see on their screens when you apply for credit. It is a tri-merge report that shows all three of the CRA's and lists the models of FICO that were used to generate the report. EQ - Beacon 5.0, TU - Classic 04, and EX - Fair Issac Score 2. My FICO scores were identical to my FICO scores here and elsewhere except for TU which is most likely the difference between TU04 and the TU98 score we get here.

You can't pull a credit report now as they shut that down until they have finished with BETA testing. As it is under construction, this site is NOT SECURE and EXTREMELY dangerous from a security standpoint. It is supposed to go live for general use on January 1st. At least that is what the sites owners are saying. Although I don't think it is likely this is a scam, the possibility does exist,

It will be a VERY cool site when they finish it, and wiil be the answer to a lot of our prayers, it seems, especially concerning EX.

Had I thought about it more, I WOULD HAVE NEVER PULLED MY REPORT until it was safe to do so. My recommendation concerning this site is to watch its progress and WAIT until an official launch of some sort. If you go to the site there is an explanation under a tab called BETATEST that can explain what's happening better than I can do here. DO NOT attempt to use this site until it is complete (if ever) as your SS number and credit card info are probably NOT SECURED at this point.

Be patient - I wish I had been. :smileymad:

Re: New Credit Score Website

Lel — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 05:19:36 GMT

Looks like they're in the process of fixing their pricing - used to $48 for 1 pull, 2 pulls, or 12 pulls per year. Didn't make any sense. There also wasn't any price difference between the "Analyzer" or the "Tracker", even though it seemed like Analyzer appears to offer more value/content. Now the site has different prices for the number of pulls per year and the product chosen - anywhere from $4.95/month for a single yearly pull for the Tracker and $8.95 for a single pull for the Analyzer, up to $24.95 and $32.95 for 12 pulls/year, respectively. However, the billing page is still messed up, because when you choose the different products, the price on the right stays fixed at $48.

So clearly not ready for prime time. As mentioned, it's not secure - no "https" or other evidence of security safeguards in place. Hopefully no one who has used this site will find themselves in trouble.

android01, has your credit card been charged for your purchase?

Re: New Credit Score Website

android01 — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 06:27:07 GMT

Lel wrote:
Looks like they're in the process of fixing their pricing - used to $48 for 1 pull, 2 pulls, or 12 pulls per year. Didn't make any sense. There also wasn't any price difference between the "Analyzer" or the "Tracker", even though it seemed like Analyzer appears to offer more value/content. Now the site has different prices for the number of pulls per year and the product chosen - anywhere from $4.95/month for a single yearly pull for the Tracker and $8.95 for a single pull for the Analyzer, up to $24.95 and $32.95 for 12 pulls/year, respectively. However, the billing page is still messed up, because when you choose the different products, the price on the right stays fixed at $48.

So clearly not ready for prime time. As mentioned, it's not secure - no "https" or other evidence of security safeguards in place. Hopefully no one who has used this site will find themselves in trouble.

android01, has your credit card been charged for your purchase?

No, it hasn't been charged and I've been watching closely. They aren't set up to take credit cards yet, but I still got my report and was able to use the Tracker, Analyzer, and Planner which are VERY valuable tools. They say my CC will be charged a one time charge of $19.95 once they have it up and running since i was one of the guinea pigs that set up an account that they hadn't planned for. I really, really hope that this site works out. I would imagine that there are some very powerful forces aligning against them as I write this. If they can pull this off succesfully, it's going to change everything, IMO.

Re: New Credit Score Website

Cprman — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 16:49:39 GMT

They say the right things on their website; however, right now it fits in my mind the category of too good to be true. I'll try to stay optimistic about it, it might make me want to get back into the credit game...seems like something Experian would not want out there as they puprosefully don't want us to have our scores and might start a fight.

Re: New Credit Score Website

JagerBombs89 — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 17:19:02 GMT

At least they were kind enough to mention this website :)

Re: New Credit Score Website

INeedMoney — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 17:33:58 GMT

I looked through the website and love the fact that the logo reads "Road to 850" When the site is completely verified, I will start to use it as I am in the less than 45 days of fixing my credit report and has taken it from 527 to 612 and expecting it to change within the next 30 days as 3 collections and 1 Public Record has been removed.

Thanks for the info!!!

Re: New Credit Score Website

MidnightVoice — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 16:14:38 GMT

I would love to know what myFicoBarry thinks of this!

Does it end up cheaper than here or more expensive?