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I pulled my experian this morning and saw my current statements posted and a score of 680. Then I just paid for my EQ and TU scores here on myFiCO and got lower scores, then checked and turns out these are not updated to my last CC statement balances (which I just paid off)....
That sucks.
EQ and TU usually update 3 to 5 days after EX. TU is usually the last one to update.
The CRA's get updated information once a month. When they get it varies from card to card. Most will update with you current balance a few days after your statement cuts. Some will update once a month with whatever your outstanding balance is at the time but those are rare. Some update faster than others. Chase in particular is slow to update for me.
@cabronsaim wrote:I pulled my experian this morning and saw my current statements posted and a score of 680. Then I just paid for my EQ and TU scores here on myFiCO and got lower scores, then checked and turns out these are not updated to my last CC statement balances (which I just paid off)....
That sucks.
TU is infamous for lagging on CC updates. EX and EQ are almost real time 2-3 days after statement closing date.
@LS2982 wrote:
TU is infamous for lagging on CC updates. EX and EQ are almost real time 2-3 days after statement closing date.
^^^This
You can always subscirbe to a 3 in 1 credit monitoring service that allows you to check your credit daily to see when your CR's update. You could also check creditkarma.com to see when your TU updates. Then determine to pull the trigger based off of the activity there.
@cabronsaim wrote:
Thats messed up,I lost over30 dlls. Myfico doesnt care, they.wont let me pull again or get a refund. Thats not.what.I.expected.at all. Next.time I.will.just take my business somewhere else.
It's not myfico's fault. You paid $30 to see your reports and you saw your reports. You learned that the CAs do not update immediately using realtime. You did still see your reports though. The EX score you saw is also not a true FICO.
It may have been a good idea to read through a few posts or use the search function before clicking away, then trying for a refund. I dont want to sound rude--but everyone here that Ive dealt with has been super friendly and helpful. Your last post seems to blame the product for your error.
We are all here for one reason or another, and for many of us it is to admit past mistakes and learn from them by improving our credit. Our actions are not somebody elses fault and the faster we all realize this, the faster we can begin credit rebuilding.
I hope you stick around, keep an open mind, and get to work on your credit. We've all wanted to toss in the towel..and some of us got to a bad place because we did just that a long time ago and are just recovering now.