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So i got my slate card along with a credit score from Chase. However instead of saying like which CB the score came from it said Chase Acquistion Score Risk. Does this mean this is their internal score?
Does this mean the computer doesnt look at Fico scoring after your first approval with them?
Or when some lenders close your account due to a low score do they look at their internal score or Fico Score?
@Skye12329 wrote:So i got my slate card along with a credit score from Chase. However instead of saying like which CB the score came from it said Chase Acquistion Score Risk. Does this mean this is their internal score?
Does this mean the computer doesnt look at Fico scoring after your first approval with them?
Or when some lenders close your account due to a low score do they look at their internal score or Fico Score?
I dunno. I've gotten no such letter. Just T&C's.
I noticed that Chase Acquistion Score Risk thing on my approval letter as well when I got my approval for my Chase Freedom and Chase AARP. Some internal scoring method is the only thing that makes sense to me since I got high starting limits on both and my FICO scores are not good, and no other creditor has trusted me with even close to the limits I have on those cards. In any case, their internal scoring (if it exists) appears to be skewed in my favor, so no complaints here!
Yes, this is their internal score.
I guess their scoring model adores me then.
Just got my freedom denial in the mail today. I guess their internal score doesn't like me. My score according to their risk model was 563 lol! Guess they don't like all my new accounts opened in the past few months. And my diners isnt reporting yet. I don't even feel like a recon this time. Guess I will wait like 6 months before I try with them again.
@Skye12329 wrote:Or when some lenders close your account due to a low score do they look at their internal score or Fico Score?
Depends on the creditor. Creditors are not all identical. Some rely on internal scores. Some rely on FICO's. Some use something else like VantageScore. Some may refer to more than one. Keep in mind that it's also not just about score.