Alrighty, I am at my wits end. It took me a few days to be able to call since I had an uncontrollable 3 year old, but on Monday (or maybe Sunday), I wasn't able to do my daily pull from USAA. Reason being: it said that there is not file for me or the information doesn't match & I should call EQ.
Let's move along to today...I call EQ after said toddler falls asleep for nap time. I speak with the guy who tells me that because USAA is a thirs party, they cannot be trusted and I need to take up the issue with them, as he is able to pull up my credit report without an issue. He said I have no freezes, secruity alerts, fraud alerts, nothing that would cause these problems other than using a 3rd party service & that I should sign up with the EQ service so I can get my credit score. I told him I don't rely on those scores, only FICO scores, and he tells me nobody uses them anymore. *rolls eyes*
I hang up eventually after listening to his attempt to sell my the product. I call back. I get the same thing, that there is no reason why my report shouldn't be popping up. Same thing.
I am getting mad now because this is crap. Right now I am waiting for Asset Acceptance to go away, a new collection popped up that should've been handled when I became employed (new employee blood work & labs) and things like Aaron's Furniture thinking it is okay to list the same account twice on my credit reports. For me. not only am I paying for something that I cannot use, but I can't get answers, and I am frustrated.
Does anyone have any idea of what I can do or try now?
Starting Score: TU: 636 EQ: ?? EX: ??I just wanted to say...I fixed it. USAA & the credit check monitoring all had old address that were listed on my reports, but have since been removed from EQ. Updated them to all of the same & viola, working.
Now, to sit here and bite my nails as the foreclosure we had placed a bid on and lost is back on the market as of today, as apparently the bid that beat us fell through. It's going to be a LONG weekend.
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