@mongstradamus wrote:
@CreditPlay wrote:I was hoping to see the score link after my statement cut this week.. nope nothing
were you getting new site at least? i am still on the old site and my statement cut last week also :-(
My payment tab was new design initially then week or so bfore i got the new home page. Not sure why they sent out new site email to everyone when they have not migrated all users.
Have the new website with no score. MSD 1989. After reading on 'credit score' search topics found this. Still not sure whether the score displayed with be a FICO or PLUS score though after all the reading.
The FICO® Score I received from American Express doesn’t match the score I received from another source. Why?
There are several reasons for possible differences.
1. The type of score.
The credit score you received from another source may not be a FICO® Score and may be based on a different score range. For instance, Experian provides FICO® Score, VantageScore, and PLUS scores. The FICO® Score provided in your FICO® Score summary is the FICO® 8 Score, based on data from Experian,
2. The date the score was calculated.
A FICO® Score is a point-in-time snapshot of your credit worthiness. As your credit profile changes, your FICO® Score may change as well.
3. Who provided the score.
The data in your Experian credit report may differ from the data at the other 2 Major Credit Bureaus. For example, not all lenders report to all 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
When comparing scores please compare the score type, the date, and which Credit Bureau's data was used.
Where did you get this score?
American Express obtained your FICO® Score from Experian, one of the 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
@BigBS wrote:Have the new website with no score. MSD 1989. After reading on 'credit score' search topics found this. Still not sure whether the score displayed with be a FICO or PLUS score though after all the reading.
The FICO® Score I received from American Express doesn’t match the score I received from another source. Why?
There are several reasons for possible differences.
1. The type of score.
The credit score you received from another source may not be a FICO® Score and may be based on a different score range. For instance, Experian provides FICO® Score, VantageScore, and PLUS scores. The FICO® Score provided in your FICO® Score summary is the FICO® 8 Score, based on data from Experian,
2. The date the score was calculated.
A FICO® Score is a point-in-time snapshot of your credit worthiness. As your credit profile changes, your FICO® Score may change as well.
3. Who provided the score.
The data in your Experian credit report may differ from the data at the other 2 Major Credit Bureaus. For example, not all lenders report to all 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
When comparing scores please compare the score type, the date, and which Credit Bureau's data was used.
Where did you get this score?
American Express obtained your FICO® Score from Experian, one of the 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
If you look earlier (Post #51) in this thread, when you search "FICO" with Amex, You get similar yet different answers, including a key one stating something to the effect of "Your FICO score from Experian will be updated once per month, if data is available". 
@14Fiesta wrote:
@BigBS wrote:Have the new website with no score. MSD 1989. After reading on 'credit score' search topics found this. Still not sure whether the score displayed with be a FICO or PLUS score though after all the reading.
The FICO® Score I received from American Express doesn’t match the score I received from another source. Why?
There are several reasons for possible differences.
1. The type of score.
The credit score you received from another source may not be a FICO® Score and may be based on a different score range. For instance, Experian provides FICO® Score, VantageScore, and PLUS scores. The FICO® Score provided in your FICO® Score summary is the FICO® 8 Score, based on data from Experian,
2. The date the score was calculated.
A FICO® Score is a point-in-time snapshot of your credit worthiness. As your credit profile changes, your FICO® Score may change as well.
3. Who provided the score.
The data in your Experian credit report may differ from the data at the other 2 Major Credit Bureaus. For example, not all lenders report to all 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
When comparing scores please compare the score type, the date, and which Credit Bureau's data was used.
Where did you get this score?
American Express obtained your FICO® Score from Experian, one of the 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
If you look earlier (Post #51) in this thread, when you search "FICO" with Amex, You get similar yet different answers, including a key one stating something to the effect of "Your FICO score from Experian will be updated once per month, if data is available".
I guess they are following barclays lead with updating fico scores when there are changes to your credit score?
@mongstradamus wrote:
@14Fiesta wrote:
@BigBS wrote:Have the new website with no score. MSD 1989. After reading on 'credit score' search topics found this. Still not sure whether the score displayed with be a FICO or PLUS score though after all the reading.
The FICO® Score I received from American Express doesn’t match the score I received from another source. Why?
There are several reasons for possible differences.
1. The type of score.
The credit score you received from another source may not be a FICO® Score and may be based on a different score range. For instance, Experian provides FICO® Score, VantageScore, and PLUS scores. The FICO® Score provided in your FICO® Score summary is the FICO® 8 Score, based on data from Experian,
2. The date the score was calculated.
A FICO® Score is a point-in-time snapshot of your credit worthiness. As your credit profile changes, your FICO® Score may change as well.
3. Who provided the score.
The data in your Experian credit report may differ from the data at the other 2 Major Credit Bureaus. For example, not all lenders report to all 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
When comparing scores please compare the score type, the date, and which Credit Bureau's data was used.
Where did you get this score?
American Express obtained your FICO® Score from Experian, one of the 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
If you look earlier (Post #51) in this thread, when you search "FICO" with Amex, You get similar yet different answers, including a key one stating something to the effect of "Your FICO score from Experian will be updated once per month, if data is available".
I guess they are following barclays lead with updating fico scores when there are changes to your credit score?
Either that or they are giving a disclaimer for people that cannot generate a FICO score due to thin file. I know with me and Discover being my first credit card, they would send me mailers when my monthly score pull came due telling me that I'm on my way to getting a score but I cannot yet because lack of history.
@14Fiesta wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@14Fiesta wrote:
@BigBS wrote:Have the new website with no score. MSD 1989. After reading on 'credit score' search topics found this. Still not sure whether the score displayed with be a FICO or PLUS score though after all the reading.
The FICO® Score I received from American Express doesn’t match the score I received from another source. Why?
There are several reasons for possible differences.
1. The type of score.
The credit score you received from another source may not be a FICO® Score and may be based on a different score range. For instance, Experian provides FICO® Score, VantageScore, and PLUS scores. The FICO® Score provided in your FICO® Score summary is the FICO® 8 Score, based on data from Experian,
2. The date the score was calculated.
A FICO® Score is a point-in-time snapshot of your credit worthiness. As your credit profile changes, your FICO® Score may change as well.
3. Who provided the score.
The data in your Experian credit report may differ from the data at the other 2 Major Credit Bureaus. For example, not all lenders report to all 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
When comparing scores please compare the score type, the date, and which Credit Bureau's data was used.
Where did you get this score?
American Express obtained your FICO® Score from Experian, one of the 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
If you look earlier (Post #51) in this thread, when you search "FICO" with Amex, You get similar yet different answers, including a key one stating something to the effect of "Your FICO score from Experian will be updated once per month, if data is available".
I guess they are following barclays lead with updating fico scores when there are changes to your credit score?
Either that or they are giving a disclaimer for people that cannot generate a FICO score due to thin file. I know with me and Discover being my first credit card, they would send me mailers when my monthly score pull came due telling me that I'm on my way to getting a score but I cannot yet because lack of history.
Well going to see how it plays out , so far i haven't gotten anything. No new site and no fico score with amex as of yet :-(
@mongstradamus wrote:
@14Fiesta wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@14Fiesta wrote:
@BigBS wrote:Have the new website with no score. MSD 1989. After reading on 'credit score' search topics found this. Still not sure whether the score displayed with be a FICO or PLUS score though after all the reading.
The FICO® Score I received from American Express doesn’t match the score I received from another source. Why?
There are several reasons for possible differences.
1. The type of score.
The credit score you received from another source may not be a FICO® Score and may be based on a different score range. For instance, Experian provides FICO® Score, VantageScore, and PLUS scores. The FICO® Score provided in your FICO® Score summary is the FICO® 8 Score, based on data from Experian,
2. The date the score was calculated.
A FICO® Score is a point-in-time snapshot of your credit worthiness. As your credit profile changes, your FICO® Score may change as well.
3. Who provided the score.
The data in your Experian credit report may differ from the data at the other 2 Major Credit Bureaus. For example, not all lenders report to all 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
When comparing scores please compare the score type, the date, and which Credit Bureau's data was used.
Where did you get this score?
American Express obtained your FICO® Score from Experian, one of the 3 Major Credit Bureaus.
If you look earlier (Post #51) in this thread, when you search "FICO" with Amex, You get similar yet different answers, including a key one stating something to the effect of "Your FICO score from Experian will be updated once per month, if data is available".
I guess they are following barclays lead with updating fico scores when there are changes to your credit score?
Either that or they are giving a disclaimer for people that cannot generate a FICO score due to thin file. I know with me and Discover being my first credit card, they would send me mailers when my monthly score pull came due telling me that I'm on my way to getting a score but I cannot yet because lack of history.
Well going to see how it plays out , so far i haven't gotten anything. No new site and no fico score with amex as of yet :-(
Don't feel bad, i got the new site but no fico score