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Does it give you a range of scores?
Without seeing the information on the letters my guess would be that the difference in TU scores is because they are using a different version of FICO. TU04 is often used now and the version you get here is TU98. As for Equifax, perhaps the score you pulled here was before all the new inquiries and the score you got from Discover is after the inquiries from the app spree.
i actually pulled equuifax yesterday a week after applying for discover and receiving denial letter from discover. maybe discover uses different scoring model
@Walt_K wrote:Without seeing the information on the letters my guess would be that the difference in TU scores is because they are using a different version of FICO. TU04 is often used now and the version you get here is TU98. As for Equifax, perhaps the score you pulled here was before all the new inquiries and the score you got from Discover is after the inquiries from the app spree.
so i should rely on this score as my true TU score? if i get a walmart card and get free TU score, would it be the same model?
@Anonymous wrote:
@Walt_K wrote:Without seeing the information on the letters my guess would be that the difference in TU scores is because they are using a different version of FICO. TU04 is often used now and the version you get here is TU98. As for Equifax, perhaps the score you pulled here was before all the new inquiries and the score you got from Discover is after the inquiries from the app spree.
so i should rely on this score as my true TU score? if i get a walmart card and get free TU score, would it be the same model?
Walmart will give you TU08, yet another different scoring version. Unfortunately, I don't think there is a way to get your TU04 except from a lender, e.g., when applying for a mortgage. And your TU98 that you pull here can vary quite considerably from your TU04. TU98 is still used by some lenders (as far as I am aware), but for mortgage purposes, it is nearly as bad as a FAKO in my opinion because it seems most mortgage lenders are using TU04 and there are several people reporting score variances of up to 40-60 points.