CreditSeasame is generally considered to be the best (comparitively speaking) FAKO to judge your EX FICO by, numerous people have reported similar scores between the two; however, this is nowhere close to the case for all people and as a result I wouldn't put too much faith in it.
Starting Score: EQ 561, TU 567, EX 599* (12/30/11, EX lender pull 12/29/11)Current Score: EQ 660, Wally TU 697, EX unknown (05/13/13)
Goal Score: 680 in all three (01/01/14)
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Revelate wrote:CreditSeasame is generally considered to be the best (comparitively speaking) FAKO to judge your EX FICO by, numerous people have reported similar scores between the two; however, this is nowhere close to the case for all people and as a result I wouldn't put too much faith in it.
In my case, credit sesame is alost identical to my Experian Fico. Now Credit Karma is a whole other story. It is almost 100 points lower than my true Transunion Fico
calihlove75 wrote:
Revelate wrote:CreditSeasame is generally considered to be the best (comparitively speaking) FAKO to judge your EX FICO by, numerous people have reported similar scores between the two; however, this is nowhere close to the case for all people and as a result I wouldn't put too much faith in it.
In my case, credit sesame is alost identical to my Experian Fico. Now Credit Karma is a whole other story. It is almost 100 points lower than my true Transunion Fico
Yeah, I think I remember people saying that if you had a clean report, that usually they'd be somewhat comparable. It's when you have random derogs that it loses accuracy.
Only even remotely worthwhile score on CK is the VantageScore, but that first Transrisk one, haha.
Starting Score: EQ 561, TU 567, EX 599* (12/30/11, EX lender pull 12/29/11)Current Score: EQ 660, Wally TU 697, EX unknown (05/13/13)
Goal Score: 680 in all three (01/01/14)
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