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mikekillin wrote:
The scores MyFICO gives are bogus as they use their own formula to determine the scores. They do not pull your actual scores from credit bureaus. MyFICO gave me a 639 for my Transunion and when I went to the actual transunion site and pulled my report the same day it is actually a 569. 70 point difference. Called support and they told me that everything varies depending on formula used. I thought I was paying for my actual score. I feel ripped off!!
MyFICO offers FICO scores. Lenders care about FICO scores more than any other score out there. The scores pulled from the credit reporting agencies (except for Equifax) do not sell FICO scores. They sell a non-FICO score. Lenders don't even care or consider scores pulled directly from TransUnion or Experian. If I paid for scores from those two sites, I'd feel ripped off too.
LOL I'd take the 639 and be thankfull it wasn't the other way around.
I wish they pulled what i wanted them to.. I am like smallfry I would take the fako score I would be over 800 on all scores...
BTW You were ripped off..... By transunion for getting a fako score from them.
If there's anything you take away from this forum, it's that those FAKOs aren't worth the paper they're printed on!!
The only scores that matter are FICO scores.
That being said, I'd love for my Credit Secure FAKOs to matter, cause then I'd be a "high roller" with EX 749
TU 781 and EQ 768
As you can see, my FICOs dont quite put me in the 700 club, but these are the REAL scores.
If you're new to the "credit score game" it can certainly be confusing and overwhelming, so I can understand why you might have felt FICO was the "rip off".
But your friends on the FICO forum are here to help and I hope we were able to clear this up for you.