11-28-2012 02:06 PM
I read other thread about it. However, I still want your opinion
.
Just signed up for 30 days free, and got the score on my sig.
It seems pretty in line with the real fico.
11-28-2012 02:51 PM
armbenderc wrote:I read other thread about it. However, I still want your opinion
.
Just signed up for 30 days free, and got the score on my sig.
It seems pretty in line with the real fico.
I personally love it, I pull a 3 bureau report every morning for $25 a month.
11-28-2012 02:55 PM
LS2982 wrote:
armbenderc wrote:I read other thread about it. However, I still want your opinion
.
Just signed up for 30 days free, and got the score on my sig.
It seems pretty in line with the real fico.
I personally love it, I pull a 3 bureau report every morning for $25 a month.
$25?
I thought it was $14.99 after 30 days trial.
11-28-2012 04:25 PM
armbenderc wrote:I read other thread about it. However, I still want your opinion
.
Just signed up for 30 days free, and got the score on my sig.
It seems pretty in line with the real fico.
I use to receive my monthly "Plus Score's" VIA CreditSecure from AMEX, I found it to be pretty accurate to my actual FICO score. Cancelled the service due to AMEX increasing the price from $9.99 to $14.99 currently. Now i just purchase my credit score through FICO twice a year, for I'm 30yrs old and CHEAP!!![]()
11-28-2012 04:31 PM
L-TWT wrote:
armbenderc wrote:I read other thread about it. However, I still want your opinion
.
Just signed up for 30 days free, and got the score on my sig.
It seems pretty in line with the real fico.
I use to receive my monthly "Plus Score's" VIA CreditSecure from AMEX, I found it to be pretty accurate to my actual FICO score. Cancelled the service due to AMEX increasing the price from $9.99 to $14.99 currently. Now i just purchase my credit score through FICO twice a year, for I'm 30yrs old and CHEAP!!
Ty for your in put. I am planing to app for BCE in early 2013. I just hope my score will be good enough. Just PIF my Citi card, after the statement update in early December, my score should have another big jump. going from 15% util to about 8% util. No late or baddie. aaoa about 3 years. I have the Green from 10/12.
What are my chances?
11-28-2012 04:33 PM
armbenderc wrote:
LS2982 wrote:
armbenderc wrote:I read other thread about it. However, I still want your opinion
.
Just signed up for 30 days free, and got the score on my sig.
It seems pretty in line with the real fico.
I personally love it, I pull a 3 bureau report every morning for $25 a month.
$25?
I thought it was $14.99 after 30 days trial.
its $14.99 and you can only update your reports twice...... $25 for unlimited, you can pull a new report on all three everyday
">11-28-2012 04:39 PM
kobe2012 wrote:
armbenderc wrote:
LS2982 wrote:
armbenderc wrote:I read other thread about it. However, I still want your opinion
.
Just signed up for 30 days free, and got the score on my sig.
It seems pretty in line with the real fico.
I personally love it, I pull a 3 bureau report every morning for $25 a month.
$25?
I thought it was $14.99 after 30 days trial.
its $14.99 and you can only update your reports twice...... $25 for unlimited, you can pull a new report on all three everyday
I just read it, $14.99 for 2 reports every 30 days. $25 might be a better deal. ![]()
11-28-2012 04:44 PM
armbenderc wrote:
L-TWT wrote:
armbenderc wrote:I read other thread about it. However, I still want your opinion
.
Just signed up for 30 days free, and got the score on my sig.
It seems pretty in line with the real fico.
I use to receive my monthly "Plus Score's" VIA CreditSecure from AMEX, I found it to be pretty accurate to my actual FICO score. Cancelled the service due to AMEX increasing the price from $9.99 to $14.99 currently. Now i just purchase my credit score through FICO twice a year, for I'm 30yrs old and CHEAP!!
Ty for your in put. I am planing to app for BCE in early 2013. I just hope my score will be good enough. Just PIF my Citi card, after the statement update in early December, my score should have another big jump. going from 15% util to about 8% util. No late or baddie. aaoa about 3 years. I have the Green from 10/12.
What are my chances?
Based upon your "CreditSecure" Plus score's and the time frame at which u plan on opening your AMEX BCE, I would say your chances r very good! I bet once u open/start using your BCE u will probably hardly use the green, b/c no matter how much u would use your AMEX green, u will never break even in regards to the $95 AF
11-28-2012 04:53 PM
L-TWT wrote:
armbenderc wrote:
L-TWT wrote:
armbenderc wrote:I read other thread about it. However, I still want your opinion
.
Just signed up for 30 days free, and got the score on my sig.
It seems pretty in line with the real fico.
I use to receive my monthly "Plus Score's" VIA CreditSecure from AMEX, I found it to be pretty accurate to my actual FICO score. Cancelled the service due to AMEX increasing the price from $9.99 to $14.99 currently. Now i just purchase my credit score through FICO twice a year, for I'm 30yrs old and CHEAP!!
Ty for your in put. I am planing to app for BCE in early 2013. I just hope my score will be good enough. Just PIF my Citi card, after the statement update in early December, my score should have another big jump. going from 15% util to about 8% util. No late or baddie. aaoa about 3 years. I have the Green from 10/12.
What are my chances?
Based upon your "CreditSecure" Plus score's and the time frame at which u plan on opening your AMEX BCE, I would say your chances r very good! I bet once u open/start using your BCE u will probably hardly use the green, b/c no matter how much u would use your AMEX green, u will never break even in regards to the $95 AF
That is exactly what I was thinking. I am putting the re-occured creditsecure monthly on my green, just to show activity. Once I get the BCE, it will be my main card along with Freedom, and Citi Dividend.
11-29-2012 11:02 AM

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