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The Discover scorecard gives a score, but not a report. Our OP wants a report.
This link will give him a free monthly report (and score) from Experian:
I believe creditscore.com stopped offering free monthly scores. I can still pull my monthly EX credit report but for a score they want $1 for something. At least on my account!
To summarize then... you can get your EX report in the following ways:
annualCreditReport.com
Free, once per year
Free, monthly
Credit Check Total
$1 trial offer
Includes all three reports and all three scores
If you are a resident of one of the "Magnificient Seven" states:
You can get extra free reports
Credit.com
Is a free credit monitoring service based on EX data
Data updated monthly
Scores are not FICO
Provides a summary snapshot of your report, but not the full report
It will tell you the number of derogs that you have, amongst many other pieces of info
You may choose to sign up for it and decide how helpful it is to you
@medicgrrl wrote:
Isn't freecreditreport.com an Experian site?
It is. But it gives you only the monthly report. CreditScore.com gives the report and the score.
My gas utility contract is up so I was looking at other companies to see what they pull before approving service. One company actually uses Vantage 3 scores so it is useful to be able to get your score for free from Credit Karma in cases like that.