What do you use to see scores/reports

[Anonymous]

I mean regularly from your cc and whatnot, not monitoring stuff you have to pay for.  Dcu will provide me with fico eq04 score monthly, discover it has fico eq08 score monthly, i plan on applying soon for that, credit karma for eq and tu reports weekly.  I need a place to see my ex report.  I know amex is now providing monthly fico ex score.  I will app for an amex down the road.  For now, I can live with only a fico tu from discover and a fico eq04 score from dcu.

Tl;dr

Discover it - fico tu

Amex - fico ex

Dcu - fico eq04

Ck - eq and tu reports

Ex report - ??

[Anonymous]

Credit.com provides Experian data. But, like Credit Karma, the score is useless.

[DantGwyrdd]

Credit.com will give you some idea about what your EX is like (and not one but two FAKOs! ), but nowhere near the detail of CK and just once a month as far as I recall.

[Anonymous]

Im on credit.com now and when I try to see my report it says get it via the experian tracker for $1?

[Anonymous]

Walmart CC for TU fico and CK just for the alerts. 

[DantGwyrdd]

@scarchelli:

That's what I meant by less detail than CK--if you want the actual data you have to buy it. You only get a kind of meta-report for free so if you click around you can find out how many inqs you have but not what they are specifically or how many acounts you have and what your total debt to credit is, but again not the per account specifics, etc.

[Anonymous]

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@DantGwyrdd wrote:

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That's what I meant by less detail than CK--if you want the actual data you have to buy it. You only get a kind of meta-report for free so if you click around you can find out how many inqs you have but not what they are specifically or how many acounts you have and what your total debt to credit is, but again not the per account specifics, etc.

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Ohh okay gotcha.

[Themanwhocan]

Somewhat old, but...

I use:

DCU and Citi for Equifax FICO scores.

Discover and Barclaycard for Transunion FICO scores.

FNBO and American Express for Experian FICO scores.

creditkarma.com for looking at Transunion and Equifax information.

[Anonymous]

Nice, good info there.

[Sharingan]

I obtain my scores from: EQ - Citi, EX - AmEx/Chase Slate, TU - Discover/Walmart/Barclays. I believe U.S. Bank offers a score as well, but I have enough sources currently. Credit Karma is handy for a quick, no charge glance at my report from the two participating bureaus. Pertinent information for me includes: inquiry drop off dates, any reporting balances, and when new accounts start reporting.

I also know fairly quickly which bureau a creditor has pulled for any applications. If I don't get an email, it's likely Experian.