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Any thoughts on why my Equifax report purchased through MyFico has multiple accounts listed multiple times, each showing a different balance? One correct, the other not.
And on one particular card, it shows that I have a balance of 3,400 with a credit line of 1,000 (one non-relevant late payment in July '11, otherwise always in good standing). This is a card i use frequently, and will often charge it up, pay it off, and repeat in one billing cycle, but not 3,400 worth, so it can't be a cumulative charge total. Anyways, I guess I don't really care how MyFico sees this (although its skewing my score simulator, and their "rankings" of me), is this effecting my score?
I don't recall this issue when I last pulled my free annual from Equifax, so i'm not sure if its a recent development or just a quirk in the MyFico reporting software.
Your EQ myFICO report data comes directly from EQ. Can you give any examples on the duplicates?
What type of CC is the $3400 bal/$1000 CL? CCs typically report the balance you had on the statement date. Did this CC update this balance just recently and do you have the statement, and if so does it show $3400?.......and this is a current balance that you are seeing, right? As opposed to a high balance?
Chase credit card #1
Account type: revolving
Balance: 3,400
Credit limit: 1,000
Current Status: pays as agreed
(payment history, 1 time late July 2011)
This card has never been at a balance of 3,400. Credit limit has been the same since I've had the card (5/2008). Last closed on 5/19 at $419.
Chase credit card #2
Account type: revolving
Balance: 157
Credit limit: 3,000
Current Status: pays as agreed
(payment history, never late)
Is it possible they're confusing these two accounts? Although, I don't think this one has ever been at $3,400 either. Last closed on 5/26 at $157.
Cap1 - duplication issue
Version 1
Account type: revolving
Balance: 339
Credit limit: 600
Current Status: pays as agreed
(payment history, never late)
Date opened: Aug 2007
Version 2
Account type: revolving
Balance: 1030
Credit limit: 1550 (correct)
Current Status: pays as agreed
(payment history, never late)
Date opened: Aug 2007
Version 3
Account type: revolving
Balance: 223
Credit limit: 500
Current Status: pays as agreed
(payment history, never late)
Date opened: Oct 2006 (correct)
I underlined the incorrect information on the different versions. This looks like it can be the different CLI, but I can't remember that exactly. The account should report this month as paid down to $0, and now i'm thinking these two other versions are still going to show a balance...
Judging by your last response I'm guessing this is an EQ issue and should fix it through them. Right?
Thanks
My husband had the same type of issue on EQ. It was showing two Barclay's accounts (he only has one) with two different balances and two different credit limits. He disputed the erroneous one last week. He hasn't had any update yet to his dispute as the email said it could take up to 45 days to resolve the dispute.
I just went in and disputed it on EQ, both the CapOne issue and the Chase one... hopefully get it removed soon! Too bad though, i went and paid off all my balances to raise my score before buying a car and I really can't wait!