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I just applied for a credit card with Walmart and was denied for opening too many credit cards in the past 6 months. (developing a line of revolving credit as part of my rebuild process) The letter I received said that they use TU, but said that the score range is from low of 300 to high of 620. This is not the FICO score range. I was under the impression that they used your TU FICO score, but apparently not. There is a 207 point difference between the TU FICO score that I currently have from myFICO.com and the one that Walmart said they pulled for me??
Walmart (GEMB) did pull your TU score and there will a inquiry on your report. The score they use is there own score.
@namvet wrote:Walmart (GEMB) did pull your TU score and there will a inquiry on your report. The score they use is there own score.
They did report. I saw that on my TU report today. I was just confused by the score range. Do all of the GE credit lines use that score range/process?
@AZHeather wrote:
@namvet wrote:Walmart (GEMB) did pull your TU score and there will a inquiry on your report. The score they use is there own score.
They did report. I saw that on my TU report today. I was just confused by the score range. Do all of the GE credit lines use that score range/process?
All? I dunno, but most all posts that I studied mentioned that range for a wide array of GECRB products. And yes, the FICO score offered as part of Wal-Mart's service is a FICO (TU08).
@AZHeather wrote:
@namvet wrote:Walmart (GEMB) did pull your TU score and there will a inquiry on your report. The score they use is there own score.
They did report. I saw that on my TU report today. I was just confused by the score range. Do all of the GE credit lines use that score range/process?
I'm sure about that. Someone else may be able to answer that question.
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