TU and EQ are just moving up and around pretty much daily but Experian just won't budge. it has been the same score since 4/10/15....the same activity happens on EX as it does on TU and EQ I'm getting alerts all the time for EX, the only difference is 2 charge offs were deleted a month early in April from Experian still nothing! Is that typical for one CB to just be stagnant????
@New_Beginning wrote:TU and EQ are just moving up and around pretty much daily but Experian just won't budge. it has been the same score since 4/10/15....the same activity happens on EX as it does on TU and EQ I'm getting alerts all the time for EX, the only difference is 2 charge offs were deleted a month early in April from Experian still nothing! Is that typical for one CB to just be stagnant????
They don't trigger on the same things; I wouldn't worry about it overly much personally as credit building is a long-term endeavour, my scores are about as flat as Kansas these days and in my case it was TU that was dead for updates... until the other day I got a 1 point bump for a blank reason according to TU haha, my Sallie inquiry fell out of scoring range and/or some accounts turned 1 year old, either way it was inconsequential.
My Experian seems to be stuck as well. I haven't had a score change in almost two months. I have had tons of updates (credit limit increases, new accounts that should have dropped my utilization enough to trigger a score increase, balance changes, etc) and the score hasn't budged at all. Whereas TU and EQ have had at least a few fluctuations.
Starting Scores 2/13/15: EQ 635 EX 674 TU 684 ////7/16/15 Scores: EQ 661 EX 669 TU 703 //// 2/15/16 Scores EQ 652 EX 647 TU 756 //// 3/24/16 Scores: EQ 661 EX 649 TU 773 //// EQ 670 EX 653 TU 768 (EQ And EX still tainted)
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@New_Beginning wrote:TU and EQ are just moving up and around pretty much daily but Experian just won't budge. it has been the same score since 4/10/15....the same activity happens on EX as it does on TU and EQ I'm getting alerts all the time for EX, the only difference is 2 charge offs were deleted a month early in April from Experian still nothing! Is that typical for one CB to just be stagnant????
They don't trigger on the same things; I wouldn't worry about it overly much personally as credit building is a long-term endeavour, my scores are about as flat as Kansas these days and in my case it was TU that was dead for updates... until the other day I got a 1 point bump for a blank reason according to TU haha, my Sallie inquiry fell out of scoring range and/or some accounts turned 1 year old, either way it was inconsequential.
Thank you I was wondering was if it just me....I appreciate the feedback!
@I-think-I-can wrote:My Experian seems to be stuck as well. I haven't had a score change in almost two months. I have had tons of updates (credit limit increases, new accounts that should have dropped my utilization enough to trigger a score increase, balance changes, etc) and the score hasn't budged at all. Whereas TU and EQ have had at least a few fluctuations.
2 months! wow! I hope not, I want to add the BOA Rewards card to replace my Credit One and they pull Experian from what I gather and it is my lowest score....sucks....lol! I don't mind waiting as I would like it to at least be in the yellow range when I apply....but my goodness!!!
My Experian seemed stuck for the longest time, too, after I first started monitoring scores. I even posted a thread similar to yours, I think, maybe about 2 to 3 months ago...?
It just seemed to sit there for a while. Don't know how long exactly, but several weeks. Long enough for me to think there had to be SOMETHING wrong with that report. But, once it did start moving, with balance changes and so forth, it's been on a steady rise. Since my post on the subject a few weeks ago, it has risen 23 points. So hang in there!
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@LuckyBird wrote:My Experian seemed stuck for the longest time, too, after I first started monitoring scores. I even posted a thread similar to yours, I think, maybe about 2 to 3 months ago...?
It just seemed to sit there for a while. Don't know how long exactly, but several weeks. Long enough for me to think there had to be SOMETHING wrong with that report. But, once it did start moving, with balance changes and so forth, it's been on a steady rise. Since my post on the subject a few weeks ago, it has risen 23 points. So hang in there!
Thanks for your feedback!
