11-14-2012 11:42 AM
for the pas t2 months i have checked my report and score and it has stayed the same 590 i have updated on the web site and also i found that the last time my bank updated was in july of 2012 but the bank says they update every month shouldnt my score have inproved instead of staying the same my ccards are below 2% meaning i only have 10.00 on one card for a balance and the other is 20.00 all have a max of 500.00 i have one car loan that is down to 3400.00 from 7000.00 why hasnt it changed? is it transunion? experian is 653 and equifax is 644 what is going on with that please help is there someone i can contact about this?
11-14-2012 06:25 PM
Have you tried contacting TU?
Starting Score: 50411-14-2012 07:46 PM
yes and they tell me its updated on the report but on my side its not and i have tried many numbers including the number that they give you when you pay for this service i am lost dont know who you contact to get them to update the score
11-15-2012 12:00 AM
desboetree wrote:yes and they tell me its updated on the report but on my side its not and i have tried many numbers including the number that they give you when you pay for this service i am lost dont know who you contact to get them to update the score
If I had that, I would pull a TU report independently from the credit monitoring service you are using just to confirm that the given TL (or all of TU for that matter) is updating. You can do so for free via annualcreditreport or even CreditKarma would display the current balances. You can then cross-check with your CMS to see if there are any changes.
Ignore the scores and advice offered though through your current service. They aren't FICO-based. It's impossible to get all 3 FICO scores together without the help of a lender. The report info is good though.

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