Starting Score: 492-TU04, 480-EX FICO V2, 467-EQ Beacon 5 (Via Mortgage PreQual March '12)
llecs wrote:It's not a FICO. Could be an internal score maybe?
Now I'm confused 
Isn't 350-850 the traditional FICO score ranges?
Granted there's a real max which isn't 850 but I didn't think that had to be stated on a score report? Also, with a Beacon 5.0 pull of sub 450 in April, might not a 480 be accurate?
Starting Score: EQ 561, TU 567, EX 599* (12/30/11, EX lender pull 12/29/11)Current Score: EQ 660, Wally TU 697, EX unknown (05/13/13)
Goal Score: 680 in all three (01/01/14)
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Revelate wrote:
llecs wrote:It's not a FICO. Could be an internal score maybe?
Now I'm confused
Granted there's a real max which isn't 850 but I didn't think that had to be stated on a score report? Also, with a Beacon 5.0 pull of sub 450 in April, might not a 480 be accurate?
FICO is 300-850 vs. 350-850. And yes, FICO isn't a perfect 300-850, but I wouldn't think the bank, when they published the score range, would round the 300 up to 350.
llecs wrote:
Revelate wrote:
llecs wrote:It's not a FICO. Could be an internal score maybe?
Now I'm confused
Granted there's a real max which isn't 850 but I didn't think that had to be stated on a score report? Also, with a Beacon 5.0 pull of sub 450 in April, might not a 480 be accurate?
FICO is 300-850 vs. 350-850. And yes, FICO isn't a perfect 300-850, but I wouldn't think the bank, when they published the score range, would round the 300 up to 350.
Right you are, I was indeed confused and my quick GoogleFu failed me when I went looking. Thanks illecs for the smack upside the head on my apparently mixing it up with the CE score or some other FAKO.
Starting Score: EQ 561, TU 567, EX 599* (12/30/11, EX lender pull 12/29/11)Current Score: EQ 660, Wally TU 697, EX unknown (05/13/13)
Goal Score: 680 in all three (01/01/14)
Take the FICO Fitness Challenge
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