11-04-2010 08:03 AM
Does anyone have an opinion regarding these two servces? I'm currently subscribed to gold watch, but it appears that for the same price I can get access to all 3 reports and scores through USAA?
11-04-2010 08:36 AM
How much are you paying a month for Equifax Gold Watch? And, what do they give you for that price?
I currently subscribe to USAA CCM and am very pleased with it. I pay $12.25/month for access to all 3 reports...the scores they offer are not FICO scores (they are PLUS scores), but that's okay with me...I'm just happy that I can pull a new report daily without any extra cost.
I have noticed, though, that CCM is usually a day ahead of FICO's ScoreWatch when it comes to sending out alerts.
11-04-2010 08:56 AM - edited 11-04-2010 08:57 AM
USAA is great, it's based on Experian and I find that things hit there a day or two before the service reports them on the other two CRAs. Just have to ignore the score.
I also have Equifax Scorewatch, it's about half price through NFCU. That's Equifax only and watches my EQ FICO score. Beware of other Equifax services that provide FAKO scores.
11-04-2010 09:00 AM
These services are the same, just wrapped in a differnt loook depending on hwo you get the service from.
USAA CCM is Equifax!!! Just note the URL when you get sign in
11-04-2010 11:19 AM
USAA relabels CCT, which is Expedia based, not Equifax, and all scores are FAKO.
11-04-2010 11:02 PM - edited 11-04-2010 11:05 PM
With Equifax Credit Watch Gold you get access to your EQ soft inquiries.
With USAA's Credit Monitoring, you get all three reports, but you do not get any soft inquiries for EQ -- or even TU and EX.
Also, with EQ's product you can lock / unlock your EQ credit file. With USAA's you cannot.

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