02-17-2013 05:31 AM
hello all, Iam sure this is a redundant question however i dont know how to search so let me ask, are the scores i pull from Transunions website the same as the scores my mortgage lender pulled? I pulled all three scores from transunion.
02-17-2013 05:34 AM
You have to see if it says something about being for educational purposes or if it specifically says "FICO" score. AFAIK, there's no place to buy a true Experian score.
02-17-2013 07:53 AM
cspar1212 wrote:hello all, Iam sure this is a redundant question however i dont know how to search so let me ask, are the scores i pull from Transunions website the same as the scores my mortgage lender pulled? I pulled all three scores from transunion.
No, if you pulled the scores from Transunion, they are all fake scores (FAKOs). The only place online you can get a true credit score is MyFico.com which will give you an Equifax score that will match what a lender will pull. The Transunion score it will give you is a real score but still different than what a lender will pull because of a different model used. You can't get a true Experian score anywhere online, only through a lender or creditor when applying for a credit card.
02-17-2013 08:00 AM
02-17-2013 08:05 AM
It's not so much that those companies prey on our ignorance as consumers really need to know/understand what they're paying for.
02-17-2013 08:24 AM
02-17-2013 09:54 AM
My EQ Fako is in the 500s, my EQ Fico is in the upper 600s.

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