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@Revelate wrote:
@bdhu2001 wrote:
@Revelate wrote:
@bdhu2001 wrote:
@Revelate wrote:TrustedID is a different sort of risk analysis; namely, they market their Identity Theft Score, or your risk for having your identity stolen or some such.
This isn't a credit scoring algorithm of any sort unless they provide some other bit which they don't advertise, but I can't imagine they would and not put it out there like every other vendor on the planet (Lifelock being one of their competitors as an example).
I know, but they also give you your FICO score & report for all three agencies annually. When you first sign up, they give you your score from all three agencies. After that, TrustedID gives you your Equifax score monthly. Lifelock gives you your TransUnion score monthly. Here's a link to site that gives you comparison http://www.nextadvisor.com/identity_theft_protection_services/compare.php on the theft protection services.
Hehe, you were faster than me, I saw that, then dug a little deeper and edited my post: you requoted my idiocy for posterity, well done sir! Though you quoted and posted ~10 min later I'd note hehe.
It's not a FICO score though, see the revised message I posted up above.
True that. My appologies. It's not a true FICO for all three Bureaus, but since it's lower than my FICO bankcard score, I'm hoping it's close enough to my FICO enhanced mortgage. Since a new mortgage loan is what I want, in the next year, I'll watch that score along with my FICO bankcard scores listed on my credit card statements. Trying to get my mortgage score above 760 so shooting for 800 doesn't hurt.
Pretty much nobody is using the mortgage-enhanced FICO to my knowledge; GSE's still on FICO '04, and it wasn't introduced till FICO '08.
Update. My Experian FICO bankcard listed on my statement is now 808.