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I just confirmed last night on CK that one of my negatives fell off 30 days early on Equifax (it's been off for almost 6 months on TU/EX with EE). But I need to see what my real FICO 08 score is tonight and I don't get my monthly FICO 08 EQ pull with CCT until the 11th. I need to a large cashback refi car loan with a EQ lender before that if I got the 5pt bump I needed to get the 2.09% rate.
Anyone know where I can get a one-time $10-$15 real FICO 08 EQ pull online besides CCT and MyFICO.com?
Thanks
FICO 8 EQ? No, are you certain your lender is pulling FICO 8 classic and not an industry option or some other version?
My default go to is here on a 1B report for Equifax anyway when I need scores; same price for more scores than Equifax directly.
@Revelate
I simply need my real FICO 08 EQ score like I will receive in 8 days with my CCT membership.
I assumed if it's not a mortgage the Texas credit union (Austin Teleco) will pull my FICO 08 EQ on a car refi loan, unlike lenders who would pull a FICO 04 on any mortgage application. I'm looking to spend $10-$20 one-time for my REAL EQ FICO score (the same one the CU will pull on me) today and I don't need any other bureaus since I get daily EX FICO's from CCT.
Plus, I have nearly every free FAKO or Vantage Score online to use strictly as data points (I love data :D). If you know of any other free sources let me know.
Free: Mint.com (EQ), Credit Karma (EQ & TU), Credit Sesame (TU), Lending Tree (TU), Quizzle (TU), Walmart (TU), Cap1 (TU).
Paid: CCT (EX, EQ, TU).
Total CL: $321.7k | UTL: 2% | AAoA: 7.0yrs | Baddies: 0 | Other: Lease, Loan, *No Mortgage, All Inq's from Jun '20 Car Shopping |
@Anonymous wrote:
I simply need my real FICO 08 EQ score like I will receive in 8 days with my CCT membership.
I assumed if it's not a mortgage the Texas credit union (Austin Teleco) will pull my FICO 08 EQ on a car refi loan, unlike lenders who would pull a FICO 04 on any mortgage application..
More likely that they will pull your Equifax auto enhanced score, either the 04 or 08 model so I definitely wouldn't make that assumption.
There is no place to get your EQ 08 score for $15
@Anonymous wrote:I assumed if it's not a mortgage the Texas credit union (Austin Teleco) will pull my FICO 08 EQ on a car refi loan, unlike lenders who would pull a FICO 04 on any mortgage application.
Be careful assuming that. It's possible that they may use FICO 8. It's also possible that they may not. Confirm before relying on a given model.
@Anonymous wrote:
I assumed if it's not a mortgage the Texas credit union (Austin Teleco) will pull my FICO 08 EQ on a car refi loan, unlike lenders who would pull a FICO 04 on any mortgage application.
A lot of credit unions like to keep things simple and use the same FICO score for everything. If Austin Teleco is an EQ pulling CU, there is a good chance they will use EQ 04. The only way to know is to ask them.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
I simply need my real FICO 08 EQ score like I will receive in 8 days with my CCT membership.
I assumed if it's not a mortgage the Texas credit union (Austin Teleco) will pull my FICO 08 EQ on a car refi loan, unlike lenders who would pull a FICO 04 on any mortgage application..
More likely that they will pull your Equifax auto enhanced score, either the 04 or 08 model so I definitely wouldn't make that assumption.
There is no place to get your EQ 08 score for $15
With the code, isn't that about what it would cost here? And it would give all the scores?......
I read somewhere that with CCT with a single 7 day trial one can pull their 3 scores at both the beginning and the end of the trial? I got my scores 7 days ago; today has been a week exactly so I called and did the automated account cancel. In the automated message it said that my account would still remain active until 5/6, so evidently I can still log in and access the info for another couple of days. How does one go about getting that second score pull though? This was my first time with the CCT trial so I'm a bit unfamiliar with how it works. Thanks.