NiNoMArksLA wrote:
Looking for a good credit report website I use Experian but I am looking for something that shows everything ??
I wasing USAA which kicked me to an EX type one but they recently stopped allowing me to refresh my report, just 1 a month or pay like some REALLY high monthly fees to pull as i want... I cancelled and now need a new one, under $10!!! All 3 too 
Creditaddict wrote:
NiNoMArksLA wrote:
Looking for a good credit report website I use Experian but I am looking for something that shows everything ??I wasing USAA which kicked me to an EX type one but they recently stopped allowing me to refresh my report, just 1 a month or pay like some REALLY high monthly fees to pull as i want... I cancelled and now need a new one, under $10!!! All 3 too
Actually, I called USAA yesterday and got unlimited pulls for $11.24 per month for 6 months. She said to call at the end of the 6 months to see what could be done to renew. I was going to cancel because I had gotten so used to pulling whenever I wanted that once a month was never going to work. She worked it out for me. 
That thread covers all of them. Good Luck!
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LilNYC wrote:If you have a credit card with Citibank you can use "Identity Moniter", $1 for the 1st month, $8.95 after that. It gives you all 3 of your reports, Fako sores, & daily monitering/alerts (new inquiries, new trade lines, etc.) Only thing it diesn't provide is a list of banks that are softing you. Report refreshes every 30 days.
I use this service and it works well, but I don't get notified as often as I think i should about new inquiries, etc. on my reports. You can get Identity Monitor for $4.95 by searching around the internet with or without a Citibank card.
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I like American Express CreditSecure. $14.99 per month for two pulls of all three. Another $10 for daily pulls.
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