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@Anonymous wrote:You get new ones about once a month, and they are always about two weeks old.
You got that right.
@Anonymous wrote:Walmart's FICO is monthly also. I believe they all are. If you want frequent updates there's the $19.95 a month here.
I don't need more frequent updates. I just don't understand why they display the score 2 weeks after they pull it. Why not show it right away?
Besides, I can get a regular EQ FICO for $12.95 anytime, instead of this FAKO-looking Bankcard Enhanced crapola.
@thelethargicage wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Walmart's FICO is monthly also. I believe they all are. If you want frequent updates there's the $19.95 a month here.
I don't need more frequent updates. I just don't understand why they display the score 2 weeks after they pull it. Why not show it right away?
If it's that big of an issue, why don't you write them or hit them up on twitter or FB?
Personally, I don't care since I'm glad they provide it like most other lenders have started doing so. And let's face it, sometimes Barclays takes a while to update theirs too! It's free, it's there, it's good. Let's say there was a lag of a couple days before it was updated - it still wouldn't be that accurate for some folks since it's bound to fluctuate if something changed on an individual's profile in those couple days.
@thelethargicage wrote:I just got my first FICO score from Citi, but I noticed it was from a SP done 2 weeks ago. Do they usually give you 2-week old FICOs? I changed my payment date from the 27th day of the month to the 3rd when I activated my card. I wonder if that had something to do with it.
I know that they have it, and my usually update the second week of each month, but honestly I do not pay more attention to their score.
Mine is on the 10th of every month. Not sure about others.